mrstickball said:
To be fair, no one in the lower-left quadrant would be considered communist. Communism is souly reserved for those in the upper-left corner, as most communist leaders do have the economic underpinnings of a controlled econmy, but have a much larger anti-social footprint (supressing free speech, dissenters, ect), whereas the other side would be peaceful in their gains. I would argue that those in the lower-left corner desire a democracy where social welfare is of paramount concern, and income disparity is to be minimal....Things far and away from communism. |
well, communism itself is just the extreme of socialist thought, but yes, most leaders we have had who identify as communist have also been authoritarian. (which I believe is Facism? correct me if im wrong on that though)
I agree with your summary of what people in that area of the scale probably believe in, I know I support that idealogy.








