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Well, for starters, girls have 49%, Latinos a whopping 73%, families earning less than $35,000 get only 43%, mothers without high school "degrees " are down to 28%, and special needs are trailing the pack with a quite frankly dismal 11%. Couldn't be clearer, I'd say. If you need to know percentage of what, well, that's just pedantry.
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73% latinos...... and 49% girls.......?? that's 122%, no school could have 122% students. this trash bar graph would never hack it in the new york times.
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:help me read this A rough demographic breakdown of a Los Lobos concert?
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Noted symbol of anarchy, the Articles of Confederation also, noted socialists, the Taliban
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Modern Conservativism: roughly 3x as fascist as Hitler
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I suppose if you wrote literally no other laws, the Articles of Confederation would be anarchocapitalist. But so would my grocery list.
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When I think of three political stances that should be tightly grouped together, I think of Barack Obama, Josef Stalin, and the Taliban.
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The million dollar question is what political perspective this is coming from. 
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Regalingualius posted:The million dollar question is what political perspective this is coming from. In my experience, 99% of political position charts are made by libertarians.
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Yeah if I had to hazard a guess I'd say it was made by the people who put themselves on a sliding scale back and forth between the US Constitution, Thomas Jefferson, and Gandhi.
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George Bush, about 25% more fascist than Hitler.vyelkin posted:Yeah if I had to hazard a guess I'd say it was made by the people who put themselves on a sliding scale back and forth between the US Constitution, Thomas Jefferson, and Gandhi. "Statist" is also a dead giveaway.
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C.M. Kruger posted:"Statist" is also a dead giveaway. I forget which goon said it, but whenever I read that word I'm instantly reminded of: "A libertarian calling you a 'statist' is like a pedophile calling you an 'adult-fucker'."
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mojo1701a posted:I forget which goon said it, but whenever I read that word I'm instantly reminded of: "A libertarian calling you a 'statist' is like a pedophile calling you an 'adult-fucker'." 
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The founding fathers: people who are apparently opposed to statehood who somehow also created one of the first modern states. Yeah that all seems to check out.
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CharlieWhiskey posted:I suppose if you wrote literally no other laws, the Articles of Confederation would be anarchocapitalist. But so would my grocery list. Makes u think!
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vyelkin posted:When I think of three political stances that should be tightly grouped together, I think of Barack Obama, Josef Stalin, and the Taliban. It took a lot of effort not to laugh out loud in my office at this.
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vyelkin posted:When I think of three political stances that should be tightly grouped together, I think of Barack Obama, Josef Stalin, and the Taliban. 
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Dec 9, 2016 22:30
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vyelkin posted:When I think of three political stances that should be tightly grouped together, I think of Barack Obama, Josef Stalin, and the Taliban. A lot of people believe just that.
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America after 8 years of Ronny Raygun: Progressive and Liberal.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Even USSR in 1945 wasn't 100% stalinist.
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mojo1701a posted:I forget which goon said it, but whenever I read that word I'm instantly reminded of: "A libertarian calling you a 'statist' is like a pedophile calling you an 'adult-fucker'." Flat Earthers call everyone else “ballers”, which I think is great.
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Why is China represented with a
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Pakled posted:Why is China represented with a (God I hope it's not published anywhere...)
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Talkie Toaster posted:Because if they wanted the plot in colour the journal would charge more. Nah, it's a pretty decent economics writer trying to do political science. He should stick to his specialty. http://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2016/12/australias-choices-new-world-order/
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Hah, very meta, very nice.
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NoNotTheMindProbe posted:If Stalinism is the opposite of Conservatism and Fascism is the opposite of Progressivism, where exactly is the liberal-illiberal axis on the chart? I think I can see the tortured logic of that stupid chart: "Conservative liberalism" is economic or classical liberalism, so Stalinism - CL is the "Economic freedom" axis. "Progressive liberalism" is social or American liberalism, so replace the "Fascism - PL" axis with "Social freedom" or "Personal liberty"
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mojo1701a posted:I forget which goon said it, but whenever I read that word I'm instantly reminded of: "A libertarian calling you a 'statist' is like a pedophile calling you an 'adult-fucker'." when if first saw the term, it took me a bit to get that statist was state-ist. not stat-ist, like they were made at all these drat people looking at statistics and using that for reasoning.
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Fanged Lawn Wormy posted:when if first saw the term, it took me a bit to get that statist was state-ist. That makes sense given that praxeology is a thing.
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drat, I didn't even know Super Mario Bros 2 had save files. Looks like it just keeps track of how many times you fight Birdo, that's weird.
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RandomFerret posted:drat, I didn't even know Super Mario Bros 2 had save files. Looks like it just keeps track of how many times you fight Birdo, that's weird.
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im the minimally biased and god‐tier quality murdoch publication
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I was gonna say, oooone of these things is not like the ooothers.
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I want the meta version where you place this chart on itself. E: also as non American, which one is the murdoch one?
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