I feel like ecosocialism is one of those things like socialist feminism where you would have to be a ridiculously dogmatic socialist, to the point of absurdity, to reject it. There might be specific theorists or tendencies within the label that are disagreeable, but the basic maintenance of the earth's ecology and climate is a precondition of the advancement of the proletariat. Just like socialist feminism (with respect to feminist circles), the term is much more usefully applied in environmentalist circles where socialism is not neccessarily the underlying ideology and liberalism runs rampant. The only answer you'll get here or from any socialist is "of course I am."
I feel like ecosocialism is one of those things like socialist feminism where you would have to be a ridiculously dogmatic socialist, to the point of absurdity, to reject it. There might be specific theorists or tendencies within the label that are disagreeable, but the basic maintenance of the earth's ecology and climate is a precondition of the advancement of the proletariat. Just like socialist feminism (with respect to feminist circles), the term is much more usefully applied in environmentalist circles where socialism is not neccessarily the underlying ideology and liberalism runs rampant. The only answer you'll get here or from any socialist is "of course I am."