The axes are fairly explanatory: Outsider vs. Hack, and Knollie (ideological, though potentially not pragmatic; knows what they stand for) vs. Confused (practical, stands for something but not quite sure what, will negotiate and compromise).
Candidates are coloured by race (not in the usual sense that candidates are coloured by race, but by their electoral race).
27 January, 2009
Graphifying the election
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The Keg is pleased that he is considered an Outsider, but not so pleased to be called a Knollie.
Last time this Keg checked he cared little for the big lump of dirt and grass, and cared less for fires and dreadlocks.
Actually thats a lie, the Keg loves dreadlocks.
Kommander - you're on the "knollie" side of the spectrum not because you are actually a Knollie, but because you are a revolutionary who knows what he stands for and does not bargain with anyone.
I had done one of these earlier on. In my opinion, the AMS political axes are more like:
Hack, Normie
and
Idealist, Pragmatist
With the extremes in this election being:
Hack, Pragmatist: Andrew Carne
Hack, Idealist: Tristan Markle
Nonhack, Pragmatist: Tom Dvorak
Nonhack, Idealist: Jeremy Wood
Our spectra are basically the same though. Interesting.
So you guys don't give a fuck about the SLFS either? Come on man! Check it out and vote for me.... Durgan.
Missing: Fire, Water Fountain, and King's Head. Shame.
In what world is Johannes more of a hack than Tim?
Durgan: You were plotted on the graph. You were just so far to the left and down that you were off the graph...
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