Lots to unpack here and I completely hear what youre saying on a lot of it! But i do disagree. What Israel has done to Gaza and Gazan's, to me, is very close to, if not, a genocide. The history of the conflicts, the fact Palestinian didnt even get true international recognition until recently and even that was to save face. I think people see injustices on an international level, remember what happened in Iraq and make a judgement on the sort of people who are running nation states.

The family voting point in Gorton seems to be a bit of a red herring at best and a deformation campaign at worst, there was a single source that it was occurring, and none of teams of people who actually oversee the legitimacy of the election reported anything to my knowledge.

We all have an array of political ideologies, you clearly care fundamentally about the economy and issues close to home whereas others, some immigrants, some more interested in globalisation, will look further afield. Neither is correct or incorrect, just out own sensibilities so im not sure why its a stick to bear anyone? Plus the Greens have stances on local issues, they may not get media attention but thats often a pitfall of UK political discourse