No I'm not. I saw the diagram in this post:

https://mastodon.social/@GarrickWinter/117502400402320684

A first order estimation, take 275k ndp voters that chose not to vote, subtract 23k new green voters that could have moved from ndp (so excluding them from blame), it's around 250k people that sat it out for the ndp I'm blaming for this the most giving the Conservatives the win.

Green splitting is a reality, particularly on Vancouver island but it's the same as every FPTP election. It's not the fact people voted for greens that I blame them for. It's the promotion of the idea that BCNDP and Conservatives are no different, which helps depress turnout, rather than a yes/and. We're about to see very clearly what the difference is. I tried to get the vote out but to no avail it seems.

Also shoutout to @Sunshine@piefed.ca you did your part, I can tell you were a Greens supporter but I won't blame you or be snarky because you recognized the difference and helped try to turn things around despite the BCNDP's bad snap election decision.