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Originally Posted by Daradon
Yeah, I guess this example is why I have a little bit of a problem with a left-right scale. It can be taken so many ways. You are defining it more in absolutes, this person is right, this person is left, etc., while I'm defining it more in context, this person is left of this person, this person is right of this person.
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I'm not "defining" anything. I'm only repeating how each of the candidates have labelled themselves. Tory, Stintz, and Soknacki are all self-described conservatives (even saying they will continue Rob Ford's agenda but without his personal failings) whereas Chow is obviously a far-left socialist.
So voters who support the low taxes, anti- "gravy train" agenda of Ford have four different choices (including Ford himself) whereas voters on the opposite end of the spectrum really only have Chow.