"The bigger I get, the better I feel. I feel more confident and sexy."

[Dinner]

It's a two axis system so they're not in "the same slot". They're in completely different spots.

[Al B. Sure!]

Are we talking capitalism vs. socialism/communism or conservatism vs. progressivism?

I know what this conversation is about. I don't think you do, John Jackson.

[The Mad Monk]

The conversation is, "how many fish can I get on one hook?"

[DaShi]

I thought it was making excuses.

[The Mad Monk]

That is why you fail.

[DaShi]

The only failure in this thread is you.

[Dinner]

Indeed. TMM, this is THE standard political graph people have been using for decades. That you don't understand it means you need to study it a bit closer before making nonsensical claims like Fascism and Communism are the same or are both "leftist" (when in fact they're extreme right and extreme left respectively).

[Provost Harrison]

The real question is, can we matchmake this 2-for-the-price-of-1 fine piece of woman with Albie? As a bonus, he´d be sure that he can be on top during and after consummation...

Of course he'd get to stay...he'd need a ladder to get down!

[Al B. Sure!]

Indeed. TMM, this is THE standard political graph people have been using for decades. That you don't understand it means you need to study it a bit closer before making nonsensical claims like Fascism and Communism are the same or are both "leftist" (when in fact they're extreme right and extreme left respectively).

It's wrong and simplistic. Fascism is more nuanced than just 'right'. Fascism is not laissez-faire capitalist for one.

[Dinner]

Laissez-faire capitalism would be one part of the continium between left and right not the extreme right. Look at the graph, simpleton.

[Al B. Sure!]

Laissez-faire capitalism would be one part of the continium between left and right not the extreme right. Look at the graph, simpleton.

**** your graph. Your graph is simplistic.

How the **** is laissez-faire capitalism not extreme right if right/left is in reference to capitalism/planned economies? How can anything be more capitalistic than laissez-faire capitalism?!

I asked, what is right/left in reference to? It has to be something besides capitalism/planned for your BS to make sense. But then that defeats your entire point from weeks ago on the first page.