Do you like dictatorships?

Do you like dictatorships?

  • Yes.

    Votes: 23 65.7%
  • Yes.

    Votes: 12 34.3%

  • Total voters
    35
dictatorships don't work, period. pakistan won't last, neither will america.

revolutions, on the other hand..
 
revolutions dont work that well either- if your talking about the peasents roevolt or something simmlar where the people FORCEFULLY take over. Other kind of revolutions work though. (They work better than dictatorships usually though)
 
i dunno where this idea of "peasants" is coming to mind; i am most certainly not a peasant. i own a house, a car, and am self-employed, like many many angered americans...

i think because people have trouble getting along well enough to gather up the kind of courage it takes to use force on their own gov't, you may have a point. but, strength in numbers, an upset crowd unified by one common affliction (in America's case, poverty-- lack of healthcare, fair wages, jobs, and being overtaxed) can and does impact the political realm very intensly through grassroots media, demonstrations, and even in some cases, yes, force.

so i'll have to disagree with you.
 
Revolutions don't last either, not even as long as people think they do. Did Lenin survive the Communist Revolution?
 
But they only leave behind another government, and another question...

Do you like dictatorships?

Yes or Yes?
 
dictatorships don't work, period. pakistan won't last, neither will america.

Your knowledge of history is vast and unfathomable. Please, point out the grand presidents of pre-American history, show us rich and prospering capitalist nations.
 
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Hey!! that coin has written on the other side "Police State". huh?.

Godless.
 
Overlychallenged said:
One that comes to mind in the present climate, is the dictatorship in Pakistan. More liberty, freedom and transperancy exits there today than under any democratic gobernment throughout its history.

Pakistan? Huge problems exist in Pakistan. I would never use this as a good example.
 
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