Nor do Re forms handful of MPs
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It's how they are categorised by those who want to put left and right labels on.Hmm...
I believe that says it all about your thought process
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One graffito mentions the Green Party protecting green spaces from greedy capitalists. This is the Green Party that wants unlimited immigration, which devours Green spaces.
There are plenty of Green posters in the area, only a small number of Labour ones, and absolutely no Reform ones. This is to be expected though, in the face of left-wing violence.
No, gerrymandering.
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Do you think electoral calculus is unbiased?
Reform are currently on track to be the largest party, that means lots of people plan to vote for them.
They are the best chance to get this disastrous Labour government out and claim they will repeal a lot of their bad polices.
But you don't believe in that labeling despite doing the same yourself...
Cue several pages of you trying to dig yourself out of yet another hole of your own making
If the Greens gain power, it won't be a policy to ask migrants to learn English, it'll be a policy for Brits to learn Urdu et al. Probably be put on the national curriculum.
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Muslims are mostly voting for who their unelected leaders tell them to vote for, that's how their colonies within the UK work.
They are mostly voting for whoever promises the most immigration and biggest handouts.
Muslims have absolutely nothing in common with the Green party's aim of communism via the excuse of environmentalism. The Green party and Muslims are mutually using each other to achieve their own ends.
This will be a freak election outcome, thankfully the whole of the UK isn't (yet) in the same hellish state.
They are mostly voting for whoever promises the most immigration and biggest handouts.
Muslims have absolutely nothing in common with the Green party's aim of communism via the excuse of environmentalism. The Green party and Muslims are mutually using each other to achieve their own ends.
This will be a freak election outcome, thankfully the whole of the UK isn't (yet) in the same hellish state.
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but they split the Labour vote which is the only reason we now have a Labour government.
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have a read https://yougov.co.uk/politics/artic...ies-and-themselves-on-the-left-right-spectrumOthers?
You're not very good at this are you
or take a pill to help you shut up.
At first reading, I can't get my head round that. If a party's vote is split, doesn't that usually mean they fail to get elected.
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1. Justice is a pillar of faith
“Stand out firmly for justice” (Qur’an 4:135). The Greens speak out on oppression everywhere, from challenging poverty at home to calling for global justice.
2. Protecting Allah’s creation
“He made you stewards on the earth” (Qur’an 6:165). Greens lead on climate action: ending fossil fuels, restoring nature, and aiming for 70% renewable power by 2030.
3. Confronting Muslim hate
Police recorded 3,459 anti-Muslim hate crimes in 2023–24 (Home Office), and online abuse has tripled since 2022. Greens name this hatred, fight it in policy and public debate, and push for stronger protections.
4. A movement on the rise
Membership has soared past 100,000, a 45% jump in a year, and is now larger than the Conservatives.
5. Your voice matters
“Whoever sees an evil, let him change it…” (Muslim). Greens are built on shura members shape policies and motions, not corporations.
6. Policies rooted in values
Rent controls, free school meals, NHS investment, refugee rights – all rooted in adl (justice) and rahma (compassion), not austerity and greed.
7. Muslims are leading
Mothin Ali, a proud British Muslim, is Deputy Leader, and more Muslim candidates are standing than ever before.
8. A space where faith is respected
Muslims are seen, valued, and free to wear our faith on our sleeve. You do not have to hide who you are to be part of this movement.
9. Leading on Palestine
The Greens were the first UK-wide party to call Israel’s actions in Gaza a genocide, backed (BDS) movement, and called for the IDF to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation. No other major party has taken a stronger, clearer stand.
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I wasn't clear - We have a Labour government because the Tory vote got split/collapsed, there wasn't a massive swing to labour. I recall some article saying Corbyn did better than Starmer on vote share - might be wrong?
The Greens will split the Labour vote, as long as the Reform vote isn't split by an improving Conservative vote, then Labour will lose.
If Green win this one, we'll start to see some anti Greens messaging from Labour, at the moment they don't see them as a threat.
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jeez - I wish people wouldn't mix politics and religion. Though the Church of England sticks its unwanted opinion in too.10 Reasons Why Muslims Should Join the Green Party:
1. Justice is a pillar of faith
“Stand out firmly for justice” (Qur’an 4:135). The Greens speak out on oppression everywhere, from challenging poverty at home to calling for global justice.
2. Protecting Allah’s creation
“He made you stewards on the earth” (Qur’an 6:165). Greens lead on climate action: ending fossil fuels, restoring nature, and aiming for 70% renewable power by 2030.
3. Confronting Muslim hate
Police recorded 3,459 anti-Muslim hate crimes in 2023–24 (Home Office), and online abuse has tripled since 2022. Greens name this hatred, fight it in policy and public debate, and push for stronger protections.
4. A movement on the rise
Membership has soared past 100,000, a 45% jump in a year, and is now larger than the Conservatives.
5. Your voice matters
“Whoever sees an evil, let him change it…” (Muslim). Greens are built on shura members shape policies and motions, not corporations.
6. Policies rooted in values
Rent controls, free school meals, NHS investment, refugee rights – all rooted in adl (justice) and rahma (compassion), not austerity and greed.
7. Muslims are leading
Mothin Ali, a proud British Muslim, is Deputy Leader, and more Muslim candidates are standing than ever before.
8. A space where faith is respected
Muslims are seen, valued, and free to wear our faith on our sleeve. You do not have to hide who you are to be part of this movement.
9. Leading on Palestine
The Greens were the first UK-wide party to call Israel’s actions in Gaza a genocide, backed (BDS) movement, and called for the IDF to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation. No other major party has taken a stronger, clearer stand.
10. Ethical donations
We refuse donations from unethical or exploitative industries, so our decisions are guided by values, not corporate interests.
Welcome to Muslim Greens - Muslim Greens
Thank you for visiting us and if you would like to know more, please contact us. Our Aims & Objectives Advocate for fair representation of Muslim perspectives within the Green Party and society while challenging systemic inequalities and discrimination. Strengthen and support Muslim communities...
