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TikTok is blocking searches for WGA amid the ongoing writers strike
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Well, yeah... of course they're against unions.
China is a far right authoritarian government, of course they'd hate unions and force "private" companies to do shit like this.
Authoritarian Communist which is the top left of the common left to right authoritarian to libertarian political square.
The important thing is they're central government dictates what the economic goals of the quarter will be and the various districts with to achieve it or lie to pretend they achieved it.
That contrasts with the rest of the world where the economy does what it does and we learn how the quarter was after it's over.
The political compass isn't real, and politics isn't a square.
I mean. Sure. It's not real but as a concept it does a lot to help drive a common understanding.
As for the shape, it's really more of a cube because you also have economic model.
You're missing the point - the entire notion that political ideologies can have some discrete vectorization in a linearizable space is a social construct. To the extent that it has validity at all, it's a projection of reality onto a space with inherent distortions. I'm not arguing that it's not useful but it's important to realize that the shared understanding it provides people with is a shared understanding of the idealized world of the model, not of the underlying reality.