This category should not be considered a clearinghouse for individual or group political philosophies or manifestos. Since fascism's crushing defeat in World War Two, it has survived and even flourished, if only in the imagination. While there may be grains of truth in these accounts, they focus on inessentials and therefore tend not only to cancel each other out, but to trivialize fascism, which belies fascism's status as a unique symbol of evil. Green Green politics' core values are ecological sustainability, and direct democracy. A future which is not sustainable is no future at all, and a political system where people have little executive power is not democracy.
Greens are also committed to fairness and non-violence.
We seek to build a society in which everyone has a stake, in harmony with the environment. Different Green Parties express these values differently, but the common core is always apparent. We are active around the world, and particularly in New Zealand, Germany, Australia, and Britain. The first Green Parties were formed in the early 1970s in New Zealand and Britain. This category includes not only Green Parties, but also services such as e-mail lists and directory sites.