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I agree with some of what you're saying. It is up to people to vote Green. Personally I think the scaling up of protests is raising awareness of envionmental issues and is polarising people. Yes, lots of people don't like it and are turning more against the protestors/Green Party/environmental...

You might think it's good news, but that says a lot about you as a person. I think it undermines the argument of those who say the protestors are doing what they're doing as an "ego trip" or just want to cause trouble.

Ok fair enough, I don't agree with you about the protesters' motives but that's just my opinion.

Slavery was a fairly global industry I would say. I don't have grandchildren (or children) so so far I'm not part of the problem. This is a really weird discussion. Some posters can't see what the protesters are upset about and think it's terrible that some sporting events have been disrupted...

Imagine in the 1830s or whenever it was when people in Britain (or whichever country was first) were trying to ban slavery. "There's no point, it will just carry on everywhere else" would be a similar argument to what you're making. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if that was exactly what people...

We are investing in renewable energy - far too little and far too slowly. I think you're seriously underestimating the severity and scale of CO2 emissions and climate change. I get it's difficult to know what to believe in the media with regards to "research", evidence etc and perhaps the...

No real hope of making any kind of a difference - see all the previous posts of examples of protest which did make a difference (eventually). You'd think a supporter of Brighton and Hove Albion would get this. No solution - the answer is to invest heavily in renewable energy which based on my...