14 Jun 09 06:38, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:

 RW>> There's a 'Political Compass' on the internet somewhere that showed
 RW>> Stalin
 RW>> and Ghandi to the left of center and Adolph and Mao to the Right of
 RW>> center. The Compass has a center-line, both verticle and horizontal.
 RW>> Stalin was very far left and more Authoritorian than Ghandi, who
 RW>> wasn't as far left as Stalin, nor was he Authoritairian, but
 RW>> Libertarian. Hitler, as one would expect, was just a bit to the
 RW>> right, but almost to the very top of the compass being
 RW>> Authoritarian. I'd have to find that Compass again to determine
 RW>> where Mao was, but I do remember that he was further to the right
 RW>> than Hitler, but not quite as Authoritarian.

 RN> Is that Betty Rocker's compass?

I don't think so. http://politicalcompass.org/index

 RN> I wonder why she removed the leading C from her surname?

I think you may have the original confused with a 'spinoff' of Crocker...


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