Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "" video.

  1. Young men saying here that Jeremy Corbyn “reached out” to them, but their disillusionment with the Labour Party has since pushed some into the clutches of Reform UK. The Green Party - particularly Greens Organise - must step up and actively engage these disillusioned young men by offering a credible, hopeful, positive vision. One that speaks to economic justice, climate action, affordable housing, dignity in work, and a future worth fighting for. Protest alone isn’t enough – we must build a movement that inspires.
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  2. @Tombombadillo999 What are "kindergarden ideals"? What do you mean people "don't vote Green anymore"?
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  3.  @mattthompson3714  Reform UK 🤮
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  4.  @Samuel-o3o5x  If the science clearly shows a serious risk (e.g. climate breakdown), what responsibilities do policymakers - and voters - have in deciding how to respond?
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  5.  @thegrowl2210  The Green Party is often mocked, but their 2024 manifesto is one of the most serious and socially grounded platforms out there: £50bn for the NHS, free personal care, restored public health budgets, £8bn for schools, no tuition fees, 150k social homes a year, and a humane immigration system. All funded by fairer taxation on extreme wealth. If that’s “wacky,” maybe the problem is how low the bar has been set by other parties. Professionalism isn’t about copying corporate politics – it’s about having a clear, just vision.
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  6. leftist dogma? Is that anything you disagree with?
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