No, they're not. But they are a workers' party, albeit a bourgeois one. Labour, however, is the most likely place from which a mass revolutionary socialist organisation will come from, either by taking over or splitting. The Greens, have no class orientation and are also not replacing capital.

The Greens are a workers' party? Remind me, what trade unions are affiliated to the Greens? Do they advocate the replacement of capitalism?

Being a party member also gives democratic rights to intervene in party debates. It's not as if lefty ex-Labour people have gone on to join some better workers' party advocating for socialism and queer liberation. Most just became despondent and politically adrift.

I'm not really sure how the party could look to PiL to show its support amongst queer people when 95% of what we do is criticise and try to push change

TVGH was his, yeah

I once got sliced right open on a Nesquik. Bled like crazy.