You don't understand that the green policies and ant eating are part of the planned austerity that is being imposed on the public.
You think that there is a conspiracy by the Coalition to punish the poor and cut their benefits in order to make the Tories' friends rich. You think that they are deliberately targetting the poor in order to help their rich mates.
That is naive. They are implementing austerity, just like Labour would have done, because of the pensions crisis and the growing ageing population. They want to slow the growth of the population and the growth and wealth of the public in order to prevent the growing demands of the public on the public purse. That is why tens of thousands will probably be striking on Nov 30.
Just like Benjamoin Zephaniah said on Question Time last night, the people in the tents are protesting because whichever government gets in, the policies don't change. You have misunderstood why austerity is being imposed, and you have even believed the story of those whose "limits to growth" policy is to help the people imposing authority.
There is a pensions crisis due to the increasing life expectancy of people. Money is in short supply and Harriet Harman worked on increasing pensionable age and the Tories have continued it. How can we solve the problem and pay people decent wages? We need growth, but the greens don't like growth and nor do the people imposing austerity (because austerity is the opposite of growth). That is why it is being imposed on the public as a means of solving the population and pensions crisis.
The greens work for the elite. They have the same "low growth" aims, and many of the leading ones went to public schools like Eton and Stowe and then onto Oxbridge.
Labour's John Hutton says people should not strike and so did Shirley Williams on Question Time last night. They are on board. It is not the Coalition that is hell bent on imposing austerity on the poor to help their mates get rich. The rich don't need Cameron to make them rich, they got rich enough under Labour, when social mobility declined more than under Thatcher.
You have misunderstood why these events are happening and are railing at the wrong target, just like Don Quixote did against windmills. Unless you understand why it is occurring and which policies aid it (i.e. green limits to growth) then you will have less success than Don Quixote.
Of course, I don't work for the Tories. I don't believe in green policies, because I think they are against teh interests of ordinary people, unlike Eton educated Zac Goldsmith and Eton educated Cameron.