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(05-31-2017, 03:34 PM)Rotobeast Wrote: This is a one dimensional graph, which would only make sense in representation of desired government spending on social programs. Libertarians are diametrically opposed to Authoritarianism, which is what I feel would take the spot of the mistakenly placed Libertarianism, if this chart were to represent a more generalized view. As far as the social programs, Libertarians would much rather attempt to fix the problem causing a need, rather than continually toss tax payer money at it. (Cause taxation is theft)

I'm sure everyone is familiar with the knowledge that Libertarians are far more "left" on the Social Acceptance scale than conservatives. So I feel that a more generalized graph would place us between moderate and conservative.

Shout out to Dill for the fair statement regarding the vast array of thought within the Libertarian Party.

FWIW...I'm currently lobbying for even more inclusion and advanced cooperation with other parties. 

We need to get shit done, before the bubble pops.

I've seen visual displays and read articles emphasizing the anarchic bent in some libertarian ideology. And, you are right, this chart does not emphasize anarchy vs authoritarian rule. But I have never, repeat never, seen an essay on politics or a graph drawn by anyone who knows anything about politics put the libertarian party anywhere other than where it is on the chart I posted. It was rather funny that one poster thought I made it up as a clever way to call him a name. It seems more likely he heard someone called a name and thought it sounded cool and said, I shall call myself that. It is sort of like a guy who wanted to be called Chevrolet or Max Power because they sound cool - but he doesn't really know what they mean. Since he doesn't know what it means, or a what another name means, he is offended when he sees the two words next to each other. And this is what passes for political analysis in America. No wonder we have the stellar elected government we do.