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Illuminator is a good poster. He sticks to his guns and makes good points. Some don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t like that.
LOL....wow. That last response to John Galt was a complete clusterf*ck. No where in it does he do anything besides weaken his case that you can divide the entire political spectrum into two categories. I won't even bother responding to it further , because it's idiocy speaks for itself.Anyone with half a brain knows that a spectrum that places everyone into two categories is ridiculous . Once again , the real spectrum looks something like this:
As for the" Everyone is Conservative or Liberal spectrum" . It doesn't exist in any credible study of political science . It exists only in comrade CBW's mind. Most contain the 4 quadrant type spectrum I favor , fewer use a straight line going from extreme left to extreme right. None use Conservative and Liberal as the end all be all of either side and place all other radical belief systems under those two specific philosophies alone. Don't believe me ? Try and google it just for laughs .
"It's not me, it's the rest of the world." It does take a serious will of conviction to maintain such a belief.
The linear "right-left" spectrum is the most common one in use, you idiot. Even among those sites that promote the Nolan model, they say as much. Stop making stuff up.
Quote from: Illuminator on January 18, 2013, 11:04:01 AM"It's not me, it's the rest of the world." It does take a serious will of conviction to maintain such a belief.Oh, it's not the rest of the world. Just the same circle-jerk gang on a football message board. Don't even attempt to suggest that "the rest of the world" shares your views. The vast majority don't.
Quote from: CBWx2 on January 19, 2013, 07:37:30 AM The linear "right-left" spectrum is the most common one in use, you idiot. Even among those sites that promote the Nolan model, they say as much. Stop making stuff up.The 4 quadrant spectrum is not exclusive to Nolan , comrade , his is just a version of this more accurate model for framing the spectrum , which I posted as an example. Others which are similiar can be found all over the internet and being taught in political science classes.
Unfortunetly for you , anyway you slice it doesn't change the fact that you're a floundering dumb ass of epic proportions , because YOUR spectrum does not exist.You don't even use the straight line right-left spectrum , which usually looks something like this: If you did , it would at least give you some semblance of credibility .You use the imaginery "EVERYONE is either Conservative or Liberal " spectrum , which is a ridiculous fabrication of your tiny mind. " Stop making stuff up ".
Right Wing - The conservative or reactionary faction of a group.Left Wing - The liberal or radical faction of a group.
A smarter person would have realized they lost this debate and slunk off to let it be forgotten about.
That's because they're "free thinkers."
Quote from: Illuminator on January 19, 2013, 10:22:20 AMThat's because they're "free thinkers."Why is it that Libertarians identify with and run as Republicans, and never as Democrats?
Quote from: Dolorous Jason on January 19, 2013, 08:36:54 AMQuote from: CBWx2 on January 19, 2013, 07:37:30 AM The linear "right-left" spectrum is the most common one in use, you idiot. Even among those sites that promote the Nolan model, they say as much. Stop making stuff up.The 4 quadrant spectrum is not exclusive to Nolan , comrade , his is just a version of this more accurate model for framing the spectrum , which I posted as an example. Others which are similiar can be found all over the internet and being taught in political science classes. The ideas behind the creation of the bi-linear spectrum began to surface in the late-60's/early 70's among Libertarian philosophers. The bi-linear spectrum is almost exclusively championed by Libertarians. Nolan's chart serves as the definitive model used, all other versions simply tweaking around the edges his original publication. Nolan's Chart is taught in political science classes in the same way that any political theory is taught in political science class. His chart is taught as a version of the political spectrum, not as THE political spectrum, you idiot. The linear model is the most long standing and is still the most commonly used spectrum.Quote from: Dolorous Jason on January 19, 2013, 08:36:54 AMUnfortunetly for you , anyway you slice it doesn't change the fact that you're a floundering dumb ass of epic proportions , because YOUR spectrum does not exist.You don't even use the straight line right-left spectrum , which usually looks something like this: If you did , it would at least give you some semblance of credibility .You use the imaginery "EVERYONE is either Conservative or Liberal " spectrum , which is a ridiculous fabrication of your tiny mind. " Stop making stuff up ".Stop Googling images of political spectrum and presenting them as some sort of definitive proof of anything. I can make up a spectrum today with dumb ass on one end and smart ass on the other end, label it as a "political spectrum", post it on the internet, and your Google image search would pull it up. What you pull up in your Google image search is not indicative of what is being taught in political science classes, moron. It means nothing.As I stated earlier, the term "left wing" is just another word for liberal and "right wing" is just another word for conservative, so any spectrum you pull up that is linear and uses a "left-right" model IS the straight line spectrum I am suggesting is the most common spectrum taught. '
Quote from: CBWx2 on January 19, 2013, 05:19:36 PMQuote from: Illuminator on January 19, 2013, 10:22:20 AMThat's because they're "free thinkers."Why is it that Libertarians identify with and run as Republicans, and never as Democrats?It's because we are extreme liberals = a.k.a anarchists. Why else would we associate with conservatives?Just face it , comrade. Nobody likes a government dependent socialist pig except your fellow totalitarians.
Quote from: Dolorous Jason on January 19, 2013, 05:55:07 PMQuote from: CBWx2 on January 19, 2013, 05:19:36 PMQuote from: Illuminator on January 19, 2013, 10:22:20 AMThat's because they're "free thinkers."Why is it that Libertarians identify with and run as Republicans, and never as Democrats?It's because we are extreme liberals = a.k.a anarchists. Why else would we associate with conservatives?Just face it , comrade. Nobody likes a government dependent socialist pig except your fellow totalitarians.Why are you dancing around the question instead of answering it? Is it because the answer dictates the true nature of the Libertarian, and that Libertarianism is nothing more than a version of conservatism in the American political construct?Surrender noted.
You already answered the question for everyone when you called me an anarchist in another thread. Anarchists are liberals , remember ?? Extreme liberals in fact.
The fact that you seem to think you are making some great point , when in actuality you've only exposed the flaw in your own simplistic spectrum , is laughable.
Quote from: Dolorous Jason on January 19, 2013, 06:23:08 PMYou already answered the question for everyone when you called me an anarchist in another thread. Anarchists are liberals , remember ?? Extreme liberals in fact.They are. In Europe, you would be considered a liberal extremist, and I would be considered a liberal centrist. But we live in America, and when I call you a conservative, I am doing so within the framework of my complete ignorance , stupidity , and inability to see the world outside of a simpleton's perspective.