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Date: 12/4/10 10:58 (UTC)We are a Global Village, and Greens recognise this.
Women in our world are about 50% of the population, but earned 10% of the world's income, and own a mere 1% of it's property, the last time I looked at the figures.
UK Greens want to change this, and will work with other Green parties in other countries around the world to make it happen. Make no mistake, gender politics, womens empowerment and women's rights are a big factor in in ending world poverty - but there are other issues in play here, and Greens address those too.
As well as a global shift in women's status in society, we want to see changes in the way international trade is conducted between nations, as well as international legislation on finance and banking.
Iin the last century, the Labour Movement made vast changes to the lives of ordinary people by bringing in the Welfare State, regulations on health and safety in industry, and other important reforms.
In this century, I would like to predict that the Green Movement will be an equally powerful driving force for change and improvement.
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Date: 12/4/10 11:55 (UTC)This one is just meant to simply outline some general ideas of what we might focus on for the duration of this week (but is not compulsory).
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Date: 12/4/10 14:10 (UTC)/snark
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Date: 12/4/10 14:15 (UTC)Oh wait...
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Date: 12/4/10 14:18 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 14:22 (UTC)Good thing I can move to Canada....
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Date: 12/4/10 14:35 (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 12/4/10 19:45 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 20:20 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 15:15 (UTC)The only reason I didn't vote for it is its too easy, too predictable and too one dimensional. [:
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Date: 12/4/10 16:07 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 16:50 (UTC)The only reason it hasn't been is because no one really wants it to be.
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Date: 12/4/10 16:57 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 17:03 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 17:06 (UTC)I'm sure it'll be very educating for the rest of us.
See? Its not a useless topic. But still if you're not interested, you're free to ignore it and comment/post about something else.
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Date: 12/4/10 17:18 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 16:05 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 19:23 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 12/4/10 19:43 (UTC)My crystal ball also told me one of the above 16 topics is going to win. Go figure...
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Date: 12/4/10 19:47 (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 12/4/10 21:22 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 13/4/10 07:09 (UTC)Carry on.
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Date: 13/4/10 07:44 (UTC)More conservatives coming in 4, 3, 2...
Out of curiosity, did you vote on the last poll? No? Then why complain? You could've affected the vote.
I take it you dont have anything to post/say/comment on the topic, then?
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Date: 13/4/10 08:11 (UTC)When I read something that is worth commenting about I'll post. Going to make popcorn, brb.
BTW, this week I voted we discuss morality and family values. Should be some good times!
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Date: 13/4/10 08:28 (UTC)