Is the Green Party like a Water melon? Green on the Outside, Red inside?

Question

The Archbishop of Sydney, Cardinal George Pell, warned Catholic voters on the weekend to be wary of the Greens, describing them as "sweet camouflaged poison". 
Cardinal Pell's weekend newspaper column slammed the Greens' so-called Stalinist roots. 
He said the Greens were anti-Christian and opposed to the notion of family. 
"One wing of the Greens are like watermelons - green outside and red inside - a number were Stalinist supporting Soviet oppression," he said. 
"We all accept the necessity of a healthy environment but Green policies are impractical and expensive which will not help the poor.
"For those who value our present way of life, the Greens are sweet camouflaged poison."
This is in Australia during a Federal election, but the general idea seems quite fitting for the Green parties world-wide. What do you think?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/08/10/2979361.htm

Anonym · Accepted Answer

Yes, and the party is now old enough that the core is rotten.

Anonym · Answer

Greens talk environment but then often do completely ridiculouus things financially when in power - they strong armed Germany's Schroeder into agreeing to "shut down" all nuclear power plants in Germany.
A completely ridiculous thing to try, and of course it didn't work and ended up costing billions of dollars to play catch up.

Anonym · Answer

Sure, green is the same as red,- environmentalists and commies
are always discredited by the same business interests.
The enemies of the people are capitalists,
the enemies of the land are capitalists.
Thanx for helping clarify.

Anonym · Answer

Good Analogy.

Anonym · Answer

Yes.

johnstonemac · Answer

They are exactly like watermelons-seedless ones.

Anonym · Answer

yes.
hey that's a good analogy!

whatsthis · Answer

rotten

Anonym · Answer

exactly

Is the Green Party like a Water melon? Green on the Outside, Red inside?

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