Political Ideologies Spectrum - Left/Right Wing differences

@J_Manuel Thank you for your comment and feedback. My main goal to create this DMM about Ideologies was an intend to summarize what imply to think and act one side or the other from the Ide. spectrum. For that matter I first read and gathered information from different sources to try to distill as much as possible those trademarks of LEFT a RIGHT and some examples of history characters who favor that ideology thinking. There are many other representations like this ( --> shorturl.at/twEOP ) where you can agree or desagree but I can revise if there is a better way to allocate some of those historic leaders to avoid any misleading however by reading your comments I feel some where not read properly from the map (at least not from the way I see it) as I agree from what you commented in some of those examples. I assume you understood that the far way from center it branches to other political thinking and extreme position and that is why I meant Ghandi and Dalai Lama as Anarchist examples instead of socialist. About Mandela well I got it from here ( shorturl.at/dsyO7 ). Thank you again and appreciate your honest feedback.

I think you got many thinks wrong. Hugo Chavez y Juand Domingo Peron son socialistas populistas, es decir, comunistas y deberían estar junto con Fidel Castro. Dalai Lama, a religious monk from a country where religion and goverment are the same thing ¿a socialist? A similar problem with Ghandi, also a very religios person that could not separate state from God, not a socialist at all. Mandela wans't a socialist either, in June 1996, the Growth, Employment and Redistribution (GEAR) macroeconomic policy was introduced by Mandela's goverment. The policy proposed a set of medium-term policies aimed at the rapid liberalization of the South African economy. These policies included a relaxation of exchange controls, privatisation of state assets, trade liberalization, “regulated” flexibility in labour markets, strict deficit reduction targets, and monetary policies aimed at stabilizing the rand through market interest rates. There are many more errors: libertarian don't support religion, everyone is free to think whatever they want, they don't support tradition nor moral order, that is totally up to each individual. It does support also workers but through employers who are the ones that generate employement, without employers there are no workers, unless in a communist state in which case the employer is the state and experience shows that workers suffer even more in that case. Fascism is not a de-regulated economy, in fascism the state controls the economy and nationalises production the same than comunism. You miss to mention that right supports equality of opportunities, that is, that everyone should have the same opportunity to be whatever they manage to achive with their own effort. On the other hand socialism supports equality of results, that is, all have the same result independently of the effort they make, which is unjust and penalises progress, which makes socialism not progressive by definition. You also fail to mention the anarcho-capitalist...

Erick, that was great! Unfortunately, I do not have iMindMap (but MindManager). Would you mind making a pdf of it and send to me, at henrik.leffler@slu.se ? Would be super!