Aspies For Freedom

These terms are so awkward and internationally unreliable...

in britain, 'liberal' can easily mean right of centre, as in old-Tory, opposite of old Labour. and this is now confused by the spread of the US sense of liberal=left-leaning, so the term has become unreliable. there also is a capital-L liberal party, which combines conventional tory Liberal positions on individualism - left behind by the centre-seeking Conservative Party - with some Green-ish positions. words, words, words!

moreover, in britain 'libertarian' means far-left (eg situationism around the time of May-68, left of the old communist-socialist spectrum) in extreme contrast to the far-right meaning it has in the US (ie i own several guns and if you infringe my 'freedom' by one iota i'll blast your *** and send you to hell you pinko degenerate).

!!!!
/michael

My political compass
Economic Left/Right: -5.50
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.21



I cross the line between Stalin and Gandhi.

What does that make me?

hmmmmm,  

Since the graphic won't display:

Economic Left/Right: 1.00
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -3.28

note how it gets more spaced out towards the end?

...i think i should plot some of those famous people onto that....

i added everyone up to the point that i posted.

will go back and add those afterwards, but not right now

Ditto to that one.
didnt appreciate my logic of "its not my god", either.

I have to question this

i went to a public school. (if by public, you mean private...¬_¬)

it was great!
less students, and the school has more freedom to...dispose...of those who were not wanted there.

do you mean public as in....state..or as in....you pay a fee to attend?

you would think so, logically, but private schools are actually called public schools, as they are run by the public sector.
this has lead to great confusion, with a distinct lack of hilarity.

dont Think I've missed anyone. yes, I know about the typos.

anyway.

updated graph.

damnit, NOW you submit your scores