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No dictator is forever.

• upgrejd 5y ago
  Nothing is forever.
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• sumedh 5y ago
  Yes bit innocents are murdered during the dictator's regime.
• steve76 5y ago
  Dictators defeat themselves with their inability to administer justice. As bad as some people are, they still have their day in court and get a chance to make their case. The law improves. People strengthen. Innocent get a chance. Next wrung up, the just defeat themselves because no one likes them. It's possible to be just and still make things nice. The top of the heap are the obscure. They live simple lives in paradise with very little effort. No one knows about them. Professional soldiers die first in conflict. Their flaws are the first to reveal. Everyone else looks inwards and fixes their flaws, asking what it is they have done to bring this on them. Those flaws get fixed, and the conflict ends. The purpose of action in conflict is to limit the violence on the return to a civil life of mutual respect. That's what it truly is. Some nations think one may call themselves a journalist and get to do whatever they want and laws don't apply to them. They may fuel race divisions, increase the murder rate, burn cities, corrupt institutions created for everyone's benefit, and working with their commie friends to kill millions with a bioweapon just to win an election. This is wrong. Freedom of speech means the powerful cannot speak perfectly. If they could, we would all be perfect and have no need for them. Since they can misspeak, they can't punish anyone else for their speech. Don't deal with animals. There's no talking to them. If there was, vets would prescribe bed rest.