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>Therefore, the best form of government in the real world may be a benevolent dictatorship. So what happens when your dictator changes their mind? What ensures
by weare138 6y ago
>Therefore, the best form of government in the real world may be a benevolent dictatorship.
So what happens when your dictator changes their mind? What ensures they stay 'benevolent' and what recourse do you have when they don't?
"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."
-John Dalberg
- sixQuarks 6y agoThen it goes from best to worst
- pasabagi 6y agoWhich is why dictatorship is the absolutely worst form of government. If dictators were always awful, then at least their nations would be united against them. The better the dictator, the more power they and legitimacy they accrue, the more intense the civil war when they are succeeded by a bad dictator.