European Greens bring together national parties that share the same Green values, and who are active across the entire European continent - both within the European Union and beyond. We are striving for a Green transformation of Europe and its economy that will bring about a progressive and sustainable future for all its citizens.

Here’s the problem: Trump is out to maximize environmental damage and the US Green Party runs as spoilers. Let’s look at three scenarios:

Scenario 1:

Harris: 1001 votes

Trump: 1000 votes

Stein: 0 votes

Harris wins

Scenario 2:

Harris: 1000 votes

Trump: 1000 votes

Stein: 1 vote

Tied vote, which goes to the courts and Congress, putting Trump in power

Scenario 3:

Harris: 999 votes

Trump: 1000 votes

Stein: 2 votes

Trump wins outright

This spoiler effect makes it really imperative to actively vote for Harris if you want to see any kind of climate action going forward. Republicans know this, which is why they’re the ones funding the Green Party.

And that’s why the European Greens want Jill Stein to step down now — they get that what she’s doing is making it easier to elect a fascist bent on environmental destruction.

  • index@sh.itjust.works
    33·
    2 months ago

    The people who are Republicans

    The majority of people who vote red or blue are simply picking a side they are not hard core fanatics.

    • kitnaht@lemmy.world
      32·
      2 months ago

      Nah. In many places of the US you’re told that it’s your “identity”. Kentucky, Tennessee, etc – They are told from birth that they “ARE” Republicans. That it’s a physical, tangible thing that identifies them. And yes - when they pick a side, it’s based on their political leanings. Who leans closer to someone who’s going to pick a republican candidate? Jill Stein, or Chase Oliver? – the answer is Chase Oliver.

      I’m sorry that you can’t accept that you’re wrong about the Jill Stein thing, but that’s just simply how it be.

      • index@sh.itjust.works
        42·
        2 months ago

        You can try yourself by asking people down the street. The average person doesn’t care about politics.

        • kitnaht@lemmy.world
          21·
          2 months ago

          I would know, I canvassed the neighborhoods getting people to register to vote…

          Have you spoke to your neighbors? It sounds like you are wildly out of touch.

          • index@sh.itjust.works
            32·
            2 months ago

            I would know, I canvassed the neighborhoods getting people to register to vote

            If you did this it’s because the average person doesn’t care about politics.