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  • They stalled a long-term project by a few weeks

    It was stuck in the Senate for half a year?? Labor nearly called a double dissolution over it? We’re trying to build houses in a housing crisis

    Even Jonny Sri admitted:

    https://www.jonathansri.com/greensmustblock/

    The Greens MPs and their staffers had concluded that a growing proportion of their own support base wanted them to stop blocking.

    No shit but he doesn’t comprehend why:

    If the Greens don’t block Labor, nothing will change

    You can block labor, on things that need to be blocked on, if labor wants to build a coal power plant, go for your life, block the shit out of it

    If labor is trying to build some renewables in a very heated/debated area and you demand they build even more, stop it, you’re making it worse

    The Coalition has promised to repeal the fund if elected.

    No mention of the Greens blocking it for some reason, just straight up, if we get in its gone.

    So its more like:

    If the Greens block Labor, nothing will change, people will get unhappy, and the libs will get in and then we’ll be stuck yelling from the sidelines like we did for the 10 years prior to labor getting in again

    It’s interesting he mentions that as well:

    Australia’s fossil fuel emissions … are still rising.

    No they’re not, our emissions peaked in 2019

    but wouldn’t it have been nice if labor had been in power building out renewables for 10 years instead of Morrison bringing a lump of coal into parliament talking about how great it is?

    We are a conservative country, the Greens are currently polling within 3% of One Fucking Nation, they have to work better on things that they can really hammer home to people, not in fighting over policies that are aligned with what greens voters actually want

    last reply on this one :P