I think you'll find that she's using the facade of the Green party to pull her weight, clearly a NIMBY/enviromentmentalist type. I've been riding in the bush for a long time, no mountain bike trail is going to tear big holes in a tree canopy, especially hardwood type trees, then the old tripe of koala habitat damage. Koalas will look at mountain bikers all day from the treetops without an issue, we've got MTB networks throughout a few Koala habitats here. Climidia, foxes, and dogs pose a bigger risk than MTBers. It's the same old BS crap, walkers can walk all over the place without issue as soon as mountain bike trails show up it's the end of the world. The local council even bulldozed a Koala habitat here to build a new estate, none of these chunts even showed up to resist or protest against the council's actions, it seems they just go for low hanging fruit.Most people here report the greens to be pro mtb so are they divided party on MTB at the fed, state and local level?
There is a similar post where Sue visited the illawarra. I see their plan is not to develop suitable mtb networks rather restrict mtb to a few crappy areas of small trails in order to close the larger existing networks.
I stupidly watched this and am now furious at the pretend support whilst making wild and incorrect claims about "scientific studies"The NSW greens and their love for mountain bike riders
Illegal bike tracks through Westleigh Park is threatening critically endangered Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest and endangered Duffy’s Forest. This... | By Sue HigginsonFacebook
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I nearly voted for the greens about an hour ago. Damn he/ him she/ her was hot in a miniskirt handing out how to vote cards. Suddenly realized that you shouldn't vote on looks alone, went ahead and used common sense. One nation all the way (they don't exist in Lizzy funnily enoughThe NSW greens and their love for mountain bike riders
Illegal bike tracks through Westleigh Park is threatening critically endangered Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest and endangered Duffy’s Forest. This... | By Sue HigginsonFacebook
Illegal bike tracks through Westleigh Park is threatening critically endangered Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest and endangered Duffy’s Forest. This...fb.watch
I had a great time making the greenies at the early voting booth at the corso feel queasy. I asked whether they will fuck up climate reform again. They claimed to be there to save the koalas as part of the Bob Brown foundation. I pointed out that the koalas will be just as fucked as us if we don't do something about climate policy. I also pointed out that Bob caused all the problems last time, and essentially gave us Tony Abbott.This is really not helping...
Bob Brown quits conservation group after it urged Greens to back Labor
The Greens founder has accused the Australian Conservation Foundation of being a Labor-backed lobby group.www.theage.com.au
And yet here we are 15 years later still without effective climate policy which is one of the driving shibbeloths of the Greens. But hey that Rudd guy wasn't a perfect gentleman!To be fair the CPRS debacle was as much Rudd's fault as the Greens, they both behaved badly and refused to act in good faith. So not entirely a Greens fuckup. But they sure didn't help...
I didnt say they didnt deserve a kicking! They claim to the ones knowing what the stakes are and they didn't take the high road on that debacle, for which they deserve a whole lot of disdain. Its fucking frustrating all round.And yet here we are 15 years later still without effective climate policy which is one of the driving shibbeloths of the Greens. But hey that Rudd guy wasn't a perfect gentleman!
Honestly, do yourself a favour a kick every green you know in the nuts/boobs every time they offer that piece of shit excuse.
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Have faith in the non-existent technology!But if it makes you feel any better it doesn't really matter anymore what they do now. We are fucked either way, the time for solutions has long passed.
Party On, @Haakon , Party On @OddjobI didnt say they didnt deserve a kicking! They claim to the ones knowing what the stakes are and they didn't take the high road on that debacle, for which they deserve a whole lot of disdain. Its fucking frustrating all round.
But if it makes you feel any better it doesn't really matter anymore what they do now. We are fucked either way, the time for solutions has long passed.
That's straight out of the LNP soulless shitstain playbook!Have faith in the non-existent technology!
If the Greens said yes back then, this would still be true.And yet here we are 15 years later still without effective climate policy
The Greens have always been about how to solve the actual problem, instead of how the solution can have minimal impact on the profits of fossil fuel businesses.But if it makes you feel any better it doesn't really matter anymore what they do now. We are fucked either way, the time for solutions has long passed.
I sort of agree with you, but even a shit lite policy would have been better than nothing. It would have normalised the idea of emissions trading and would have been replaced by something better by now and we'd be ahead.If the Greens said yes back then, this would still be true.
The Greens have always been about how to solve the actual problem, instead of how the solution can have minimal impact on the profits of fossil fuel businesses.
If this country wasn't still largely in denial 15 years ago, maybe we all would have gone for deep cuts like the Greens wanted, yet here we are still not going for real climate action, in order to appease business.
The Greens decision was a small blip that didn't make a difference to the reality of what we need(ed) to do, I wish people would stop crying about it. If a policy is shit, then it's the fault of those making the policy, not those who choose not to support the shit policy.
The Greens are very "all or nothing",IMO.If the Greens said yes back then, this would still be true.
The Greens have always been about how to solve the actual problem, instead of how the solution can have minimal impact on the profits of fossil fuel businesses.
If this country wasn't still largely in denial 15 years ago, maybe we all would have gone for deep cuts like the Greens wanted, yet here we are still not going for real climate action, in order to appease business.
The Greens decision was a small blip that didn't make a difference to the reality of what we need(ed) to do, I wish people would stop crying about it. If a policy is shit, then it's the fault of those making the policy, not those who choose not to support the shit policy.
Hey what's your address? Let's discuss this in person over a game of roshambo.If the Greens said yes back then, this would still be true.
The Greens have always been about how to solve the actual problem, instead of how the solution can have minimal impact on the profits of fossil fuel businesses.
If this country wasn't still largely in denial 15 years ago, maybe we all would have gone for deep cuts like the Greens wanted, yet here we are still not going for real climate action, in order to appease business.
The Greens decision was a small blip that didn't make a difference to the reality of what we need(ed) to do, I wish people would stop crying about it. If a policy is shit, then it's the fault of those making the policy, not those who choose not to support the shit policy.