chilango
Hypothetical Wanker
So, this brave step forward essentially entails dropping a class analysis of society (not just a "19thC" class analysis, but any class analysis at all) and abandoning principles for "pragmatism". Taken together I think this explains fairly well the Greens willingness to enter local coalitions with the Lib Dems and the Tories. Or, over here in Ireland, their willingness to act as a mudguard for the Fianna Fail government.
The Greens are a very small party, with no immediate prospect of winning even a single seat in Westminster. They have a few thousand paper members and a much smaller number of activists. They also aren't all that left wing.
You would say that wouldn't you.
What is a "class analysis of society" and how does it help you formulate a plan to change it?
You are right sometimes the Greens are too pragmatic (hence the examples you cite) but rather that than endless repetitions of old failures.