The nationalists hope that a Conservative government in London after 2010 will ignite the same culture of constitutional grievance that existed in Scotland in the 1980s.
But Mr Harvie said: "This is the prime minister who has turned a narrow margin for Brexit into an excuse to remove our rights to move freely in the EU, and to treat the lives of our friends, neighbours and colleagues as bargaining chips - now accusing others of stoking constitutional grievance.
The film tacks between chanting throngs and earnest individuals voicing hopes and grievances, debating constitutional and religious outcomes, or simply reacting.
Such constitutional limitations arise from grievances, real or fancied, which their makers have suffered, and should go pari passu with the supposed evil.
If great principles sometimes appear as finicky obstructions in bringing a criminal to heel, this admonition of a wise judge gives the final answer: 'Such constitutional limitations arise from grievances, real or fancied, which their makers have suffered, and should go pari passu with the supposed evil.
"It's clear that the SNP cares more about constitutional chaos, indyref2 and grievance than finding a solution to Brexit, in the desperate hope of boosting support for the break-up of the UK". Meanwhile, two SNP MPs - Angus MacNeil and Pete Wishart - abstained in a vote on whether there should be another EU referendum.
He explained in a press conference that the Hungarian government would propose two new constitutional amendments to address European grievances.
It will be difficult for him to ignore their grievances now, including constitutional changes for a settlement of the ethnic grievances that fuelled the long war.
Once this is done, the argument runs, the current constitutional and democratic asymmetries — and the grievances to which they give rise — will have been dealt with.
