Idealists all see the world as completely imperfect and strive to build a new one which is perfect (to them). For example Hitler believed the imperfections of the world were caused by people whom he saw as merely subhuman (Jews, Slavic, Gays etc.) and lets just say Africa are very lucky Russia. America and the Spitfire stopped the Nazi's. His Ideology brain-washed a nation and made it OK to murder millions if it ment his Aryan race lived in a "perfect world". Then there's Stalin another idealist who would happily have people who he tought of as selfish (Capitalists) murdered to help achieve his Communist ideology or Castro who single handedly ruined a beautiful Island trying to create his ideal world. So where am I going with this?
Well I don't think that letting the vegetarians into government means that all non smart-car drivers will be shipped off to concentration camps. I mean to a lesser extent other government problems will be put to the side like say healthcare or unemployment because the lesbian vegetarian President is busy spending money on windmills and a new police force for protecting the fox and enforcing the ban on vintage cars with no catalytic converters. Whilst politicians with aims and goals make good politicians (otherwise their power hungry accountants) ones who view the world as being full of imperfections and speak of radical change to make a better tomorrow for our kids are living in a fantasy world and don't belong in power!
Don't get me wrong I do believe that stuff like recycling (Got any Scrap Metal lad?) is important but any politician who takes a fold-up bicycle to work and refers to "Fire-men" as "Fire-Fighters" should be let no where near a political party. Just because we have caused so much pollution in the last 2 minutes of geographical time doesn't mean we need to stop everything and save the polar bear. I quite enjoy my lifestyle and like to know I have the freedom to throw my fridge in a lake if I feel like it without having to worry about the death penalty.