Reply #25: Yes, you are the enemy (in a way). [View All]

The enemy of my enemy is not necessarily my friend. As a rival, you are my enemy as well.

Unless you do whatever you can do to defeat George Dumbya Boosch, I have no use for the Green Party.

Voting Green as a protest vote against the "no difference between the two major parties" isn't helping the cause.

Lemme ask you this: Has the policies of Gray Davis been unfriendly to the environment of California? No. Yet the Greens are still running some guy named Cum-hey-ho.

The Greens have much, much more in common with the Democratic Party than they do with the Dirty Water Act, Dirty Air Act, "pro Big Bidness under any circumstances" Republicans.

The real ecoterrorists and the scummy "energy" and chemical companies who dump hundreds of tons of filth in our waterways each day. They belch tens of thousands of pounds of filth into our skies.

If the Green Party's motives has been to move the Democratic Party to the left, then they have failed miserably. The result of which has been to siphon off votes from Democratic candidates which means the election of more Repugnantcans. Hooray. We all lose. Except the Repukes and poluters and Big Bidness and fundy Christians.

Read my siggy line (a quote from a fellow DUer). I almost voted for Nader, but thankfully, I sobered up when the polls indicated the race would be so close. Hey, at least you didn't "threaten" me by saying the mighty Greens would cost the Dems the election in '04. I've read those types of posts here before, and they sicken me. You Greens aren't the ultimate enemy, but you aren't part of the solution. thus, you are part of the problem.