With membership at new lows and no electoral wins to their name, it’s time for the Greens to ditch the malignant narcissist who’s presided over its decline.

"How has Stein fared as a leader? By AOC’s perfectly reasonable standard, she’s done abysmally. As of July 2024, a mere 143 officeholders in the United States are affiliated with the Green Party. None of them are in statewide or federal offices. In fact, no Green Party candidate has ever won federal office. And Stein’s reign has been a period of indisputable decline, during which time the party’s membership—which peaked in 2004 at 319,000 registered members—has fallen to 234,000 today.

This meager coalition can’t possibly kick-start a legitimate political movement, capable of organizing voters and advancing ideas outside of perennial electoral events. It’s just large enough, however, to spoil the work of those who put in this kind of work."

  • pooperNickel@lemm.ee
    1·
    1 month ago

    The reason for amendments is that conditions change. I can quote basic logic all day but I grow tired of this bullshit.

    • LustyArgonianMana@lemmy.worldEnglish
      11·
      1 month ago

      What conditions have changed in present day that would make denying someone their right to vote not fascist?

      You mean you’re quitting because you’ve obviously lost.

      Making a fascist idea into an official amendment does not make it less fascist but instead more so.

      The point of me referencing the constitution was to show that indeed, many many many people think like I do, so much so it’s in our literal constitution. Keep up with your own arguments.