What is the difference between the Labour Party and the Green Party?

The Greens are openly sexist and right on the border between extreme social democracy and socialism (a command economy). They hate the monarchy, they hate NATO and they want our overseas territories gone, they also want the union to end.

Labour is basically a little bit more moderate on economic issues (social democrat rather than socialist) however they have appointed an openly racist shadow home sec and officially don't agree with abolishing our historic institutions and alliances albeit the leadership does support those positions. It is unclear how long they will hold out.

As much as i agree with you on this . How are the Green Party Sexist ?

Any extremist ideology needs to be enforced, hate to break it to you, people don't revolt against moderate ideologies because they generally just think "meh kinda disagree but w/e" but when you impose communism or fascism then it inevitably needs strict censorship, a police state and a strong military, because extremes ultimately create very unhappy people, who generally try and get rid of said extremist government

Triggered leftie found *insert meme here*

As with the person above saying that Abbot is "openly racist" it's probably because they deal with women's rights and have a bit of feminism thrown in.

We're in a odd era where "anti-racism is code for anti-White" and women's rights is taking away men's rights,so that's probably here that stems from.

Abbot talks about white men at the top and in the media "playing divide and rule",therefore must be a racist.

Sadly they don't have much rhetoric and analysis beyond that,and these things are useful populist one liners that are easy to repea.

The Labour Party has to actually try and win a general election. The Green Party doesn't.

Other than Labour being center-left and Green being left-wing, what are the differences between the party in terms of policies and so on? And which one do you tend to agree with, or disagree with?