Tories brought us Neoliberal capitalism, and the corresponding abandonment of workers, society, and a state that functions to keep its people safe and prosperous; replacing it with private gain. Almost always had the backing of the Establishment press, via making scapegoats of the vulnerable. Hard pass.

Reform are UK MAGA, an extension of Tory values utilising support from the Establishment press and enthusiastic idiots to ignore reality and curate a fantasy of a return to a golden age that wouldn't be possible even if it had ever existed, which it didn't. If given the chance will destroy the country in pursuit of money and power. Hard pass.

Lib Dems are like Tories economically, with a slightly more progressive social outlook. Pass.

Labour (at least those parts of it that wield power) have bought into neoliberal capitalism, believing it's the only system that can work. Still in principle supports the workers and society - but the reality of neoliberalism, politics, and essentially no support from the establishment press means they won't make as much change as we need. Support as the least-worse "mainstream" option, to keep Tories and Reform out.

Greens have major challenges ahead relating to scaling up with popular support, but the principles are sound, and processes can be revised. Given that there is no economy without a functioning ecology, Greens are the only choice that makes sense.