The spectrum of degrees involving liberal to conservative was being discussed within a thread, and the thought occured to me that the need for discussion required it's own separate and distinct thread.
Radical Liberals and Radical Conservatives, are so unknowingly close to each other, they're about to bump asses.
Let me tell you why.
Most people envision this spectum as linear, moving from Left to Right.
The concept that I present to you now, is much the same as early exploration marking the difference between a flat world, and a round world.
Liberal-------------Moderate-------------Conservative.
I don't think the increments and terminology used between either point and Moderate is that critical.
What's critical is the addition of Radical, which follows.
Rad Lib----Liberal-----Moderate----Consevative---Rad Con
Now, rather than in the linear example we see above, make it circular.
In this manner you'll see that the Radicals becomes adjoined.
I'll stop here and let the analysts analyze, and we can go from there.
What do you think? Am I making myself clear as mud, again?
Radical Liberals and Radical Conservatives, are so unknowingly close to each other, they're about to bump asses.
Let me tell you why.
Most people envision this spectum as linear, moving from Left to Right.
The concept that I present to you now, is much the same as early exploration marking the difference between a flat world, and a round world.
Liberal-------------Moderate-------------Conservative.
I don't think the increments and terminology used between either point and Moderate is that critical.
What's critical is the addition of Radical, which follows.
Rad Lib----Liberal-----Moderate----Consevative---Rad Con
Now, rather than in the linear example we see above, make it circular.
In this manner you'll see that the Radicals becomes adjoined.
I'll stop here and let the analysts analyze, and we can go from there.
What do you think? Am I making myself clear as mud, again?

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