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When I grow up, I want to be a benevolent dictator.
servant at the moment, immersed in bureaucracy and the implementation of policies that don't always coincide with the policies I'd implement if I was a benevolent dictator.I am also trying to start a copy writing business so I can be the benevolent dictator of my own, very small copy writing empire.
You should message me if you've made it this far in my profile and still aren't afraid of me, also if you're not unwilling to address me as "Her Benevolent Majesty, Supreme Dictator of the Universe".
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Mark Steyn says: Merry X-MAS!
org/wiki/Crusades Of course, one of the first
things a totalitarian does is impose censorship and only permit
publicity that portrays the dictator as a wise and benevolent
ruler: http://en.
Justice was unmade
Saddam was a dictator,
and certainly not a benevolent one at that, I will not even try to
negate it; he ordered hundreds of people to be killed, and for this
he deserved to be punished.
L'etat, c'est moi!
Consider: the indisputably best
government is a benevolent dictatorship along the lines of Plato's
philosopher-kings. But clearly the problem of succession is
instantly apparent, and in practice selecting the ideal dictator is
difficult and errors in this judgment are exceedingly dangerous.
Hmmm
Well, a benevolent despot is still a despot. For those who love
their liberty, it may suck less than being under the grinding boot
of a malevolent dictator, but it's still no picnic.
Winston Churchill once said "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others that have been tried." Do you agree with that?
It's clear that
a benevolent dictatorship is the best form of government (that I
know of). The trouble, of course, would be to insure the
'benevolent' part of that dictatorship. And, for that matter,
to insure a general overall intelligence level of the dictator.
The United Fascist Union
The collective will of the masses would travel up the pyramid
of state and be channeled through the office of the dictator and
would be transformed into constructive benevolent programs, then
travel back down the pyramid of state, through which it would be
distributed to the masses in the form of
Socialism
Is it ok for much of Africa to subsist in shambles on
a failed socialist infrastructure, in the hopes that, one day, a
benevolent dictator will take the realm and make it better? And
what when the dictator dies, or is killed?
