It’s still jumping between a left-right axis while staying on the libertarian-authoritarian axis. It shows you were never grounded on that axis in the first place.
A better way to think about political affiliations is a big graph of nodes connected by edges. The downside is that your political map will end up looking like an Always Sunny meme. However, it’s a really powerful tool that explains what Horseshoe Theory is getting at without trying to contort the whole thing.
It’s still jumping between a left-right axis while staying on the libertarian-authoritarian axis. It shows you were never grounded on that axis in the first place.
A better way to think about political affiliations is a big graph of nodes connected by edges. The downside is that your political map will end up looking like an Always Sunny meme. However, it’s a really powerful tool that explains what Horseshoe Theory is getting at without trying to contort the whole thing.