Uh huh. So how much influence do you think the Greens had on the Carbon Tax legislation ? It seems to be a pretty common theme in conservative circles it's their fault.
If you don't understand what the word "like" means, you shouldn't use it.
If you wish to talk in specifics, then yes, due to a hung parliament, the Labor government lost all credibility by selling out to a bunch of self-interested MPs, including The Greens with preference deals and a number of independents who manipulated the situation for self interested cash splashes for their electorates. On the primary vote, the coalition won the last election by a considerable margin, however the system doesn't work that way.
The Greens can be proud of re-crafting and supporting the least effective, most expensive and most unpopular piece of policy in Australian history, which is completely out of step with the rest of the world, and does nothing to effect the global temperature - which is (correction - was - when this idea was popular) apparently the 'greatest moral challenge of our time'.
The Greens policy platform resembles far-left communism, proven so effective in other parts of the world.
To suggest making the sale of coal illegal is economic terrorism, but then again, the greens did come out and support that idiot who fraudulently sent the fake bank media release about Whitehaven which caused a plummeting of the share price affecting countless investors including many super fund holders. That's some highly responsible behavior of elected MPs right there.
Just so you understand that I understand what the work 'like' means, I don't 'like' when a fringe political party exerts undue influence on the national agenda.
