Green Party Politics What's Wrong With Being Green? As it's yet another round of party political voting in the UK you are starting see political leaders slowly merging from their hibernation. I say hibernation because the only time a politician really engages with the people is when they think they can win a voter. Some call it a democracy but I have issues with one vote every five years. I can't see a true reason for voting! The last time I voted was in 1997 and it was to give Tony bLair a chance. Before we knew where we where our name was mud across the globe, we where getting cosy with the USA and joining in on a war that was as misguided as my vote for Tony. We sorted out the IRA with the Good Friday Agreement and we where number two overnight for terrorists attacks from the disgruntled terrorists in the Middle East. There is one party out of the bunch of hopefuls that may have secured my vote. Yes, The Green Part would have had my vote. Although I have serious doubts about what they truly stand for. On the one hand we see a party fighting for fair wages and a better standard of living. We see a party that are fighting against fracking as they are sick and tired of pollution. Here we have the party fighting on all issues green. From recycling to sustainable energy. So why am I not voting for The Green Party. That's a very simple question for me to answer. On the one hand we have the issue of pollution. On the other hand we have the very same party with no plans in their manifesto to cut the number of animals being produced for food. This is despite the fact that animal production creates over 50% of the worlds pollution. If we had a company in the UK creating this level of pollution the Environment Agency would be fining them millions of pounds each day they where in business. Keep your eyes out for political double standards. Until we see The Anarchy Party I will continue to abstain from the voting process. Thanks for reading! @SeansRadioShow