... I disagree that the Green's economic policies are disastrous. They are only "disastrous" if you're one of the wealthy few, and you want your power to continue to grow and exploit the workers and environment without a regulatory hand. We have seen more than enough how well the policies of capitalism in general work for everyone who isn't one of those privileged few, and the regulation of the system introduced by Roosevelt actually saved it, and made the lives of workers a bit easier. Propaganda to the contrary due to worship of the wealthy and reverence for the worst attitudes of human behavior (e.g., greed, selfishness) doesn't change that fact.

And for what it's worth, many Greens do support their economic policies being community based. I, on the other hand, and as you well know, would much prefer to cluster bomb that archaic, destructive system you prefer to oblivion all across the globe and move onto one that is more advanced and doesn't define success by how powerful the powerful few become, nor define "disastrous" as anything that interferes with rigid class divisions.

Yes, old friend, I'm back! :-)