This video explores the U.S. political spectrum, advocating for a model based on equality and liberty rather than the traditional equality and control dichotomy. It discusses objections to this model, including the exclusion of communism, authoritarianism, and fascism. As well as the role of racism within U.S. politics. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding political values in a way that fosters discussion rather than division. br br Tired of divisive finger-pointing? We need your support. Join us on Patreon br br Purchase your copy of Preserving Democracy by Elgin L. Hushbeck Jr. today: br br Audible Version: br br Purchase your copy of Seeking Truth by Elgin L. Hushbeck Jr. today: br br Audible Version: br br Purchase your copy of The United States Constitution A History by Elgin L. Hushbeck Jr. today: br br Audible Version: br br Takeaways br br The traditional political spectrum is divisive and inaccurate. br br An equality-liberty spectrum provides a clearer understanding of U.S. politics. br br Including communism, authoritarianism, and fascism in the spectrum causes more harm than good. br br Racism exists across the political spectrum, not confined to one side. br br Liberty is a more accurate term than control for the right. br br Historical context is crucial in understanding political ideologies. br br Political discussions should aim for understanding, not division. br br The equality-liberty spectrum can lower the temperature of political debates. br br Chapters br br 00:00 Introduction br br 01:03 Objections to the Equality-Liberty Spectrum br br 04:46 Racism and Its Political Implications br br 07:09 Liberty vs. Control in Political Discourse br br Narration: Larissa Munz br br Image by pngtree.