15 Jun 09 07:05, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> TW> But several others have tried theri Best. SChairman Mao and his
 RW>> TW> "Coltural Revolution" that eliminated a lot of
human beings. And
 RW>> then
 RW>> TW> there situation in Cambodia under a left wing nutcake.

 RW>> There's a 'Political Compass' on the internet somewhere that showed
 RW>> Stalin and Ghandi to the left of center and Adolph and Mao to the
 RW>> Right of center. The Compass has a center-line, both verticle and
 RW>> horizontal. Stalin was very far left and more Authoritorian than
 RW>> Ghandi, who wasn't as far left as Stalin, nor was he Authoritairian,
 RW>> but 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.

 TW> You know that type of "Thinking"(He is not realy al that bad) is
 TW> EXACTICALY why we have a Communist China today.

Reading for comprehension isn't your strong suit is it...and I'll be that
you never went to the trouble of investigating what I describe above. It
isn't so much that the people mentioned are mentioned as good or bad, but
how their political demeanor is compared to other politicians.

                R\%/itt

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