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Beware the Green Monster

As the Victorain election campaign gets underway, Victorians are being warned by the Family First party to “beware the extreme Greens!”

Family First leader, Steven Fielding said the Greens’ extreme values included “promoting homosexuality to teenagers through support groups for gay, lesbian and transgender students as young as 13”

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Not surprisingly, Family First have been accused of bigotry and homophobia following the launch of the party’s state election campaign in Victoria.

Federal Greens leader Bob Brown, has not shied away from the claims saying it was Family First who was “extreme”

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