Green Marxism

[sunfarstar]

Traditionally, the Marxist movement was considered to be red. But I think it hit the green banner of Marxism in contemporary may be more people to respond. Do you think?

[Crusade]

I prefer green.

[Invincible Summer]

Green is like.. the color of money. And the national flag of Libya

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libya

[btpound]

Red has been our color since the first strikes in the 16th century. I vote red.

[ZeroNowhere]

Red looks better. Also, cricket balls are red, and cricket is awesome. So yeah.

[tellyontellyon]

If you want to be Green, then you've GOT to be Red!!!!!!!!!!
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[JacobVardy]

It is an old joke, but there are two types of lefties: tomatoes who are the Reds; and watermelons, who are Green on the out side, Red inside and spring from Black seeds.

[Leaf]

I prefer the colour green lol but no
I think green symbolises peace and the enironment.
Red symbolises resistance and people (blood) and suffering which is more relevant imo.

[Die Rote Fahne]

The movement will always be associated with red.

[Tatarin]

The "green movement" is completely toasted. They're liberals whose interest are nature and animals. They scream for privatising airliner companies, though "traveling by air isn't too good" according to them.

We, the Reds, are the final and ultimate force for change in all aspects of planetary life. Red is the blood of life as well as the countless lives lost in the true fight for justice, equality and freedom that began since time immemorial.

However, Benin had some good ideas some time ago;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Benin_(1975-1990).svg

[Robocommie]

It is an old joke, but there are two types of lefties: tomatoes who are the Reds; and watermelons, who are Green on the out side, Red inside and spring from Black seeds.

Tomatoes have little green hats, though. :D

[The Vegan Marxist]

The "green movement" is completely toasted. They're liberals whose interest are nature and animals. They scream for privatising airliner companies, though "traveling by air isn't too good" according to them.

We, the Reds, are the final and ultimate force for change in all aspects of planetary life. Red is the blood of life as well as the countless lives lost in the true fight for justice, equality and freedom that began since time immemorial.

However, Benin had some good ideas some time ago;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Benin_(1975-1990).svg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Benin_%281975-1990%29.svg)

Well, as an environmentalist, I can't say that I've ever thought about privatizing any sort of airliner, nor any type of industry. There should be more eco-proletarians out there. My latest book (http://www.amazon.com/Project-Mother-Earth-BJ-Murphy/dp/144950860X/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1258465500&sr=8-3) that I published showed exactly how I felt when it came to Marxist environmentalism. Sure, the idea of going 'Green' literally doesn't sound so promising, but in a metaphorical sense, going 'Green' should be a must. Though, if we want to change the climate, then we must first change the system.