“G reen is getting too Brown,” moaned the graffiti in Germany’s capital late last year. The scribblers were hard-line environmentalists. Their gripe was that the Greens, one of three parties in Germany’s ruling Ampel or “traffic light” coalition, were going soft. By agreeing to crank up coal power to replace lost imports of Russian gas, and to delay by six months the long-planned shutdown of Germany’s last three nuclear plants, the Greens had bent so far right they were shading into a colour that Germans link not just with grubbiness but with fascism.
去年年底，德国首都的涂鸦mo吟道：“ G Reen变得太棕色了。”涂鸦者是艰难的环保主义者。他们的抱怨是，绿党是德国统治安培或“交通信号灯”联盟的三个政党之一。通过同意提高煤炭力量以取代损失的俄罗斯天然气进口，并延迟了六个月的六个月，而长期计划在德国的最后三个核电站上停产，绿党弯下腰，他们倾向于他们造成的颜色，以至于德国人不仅与grubbblesines，而且与法西斯主义联系在一起。
