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Nope, this isn't the difference between tyranny and monarchy. Monarchy is telling you "who" has the power, and tyranny is telling you "how" the power is used.
by henearkr 3y ago
Nope, this isn't the difference between tyranny and monarchy.
Monarchy is telling you "who" has the power, and tyranny is telling you "how" the power is used.
Not even mentioning the existence of constitutional monarchy. It's the political system of many countries, including Norway and Sweden.
So, in order to really convey useful information, one would have to use different words, such as "democracy" (which can be "liberal", or the extreme opposite "illiberal"), "dictatorship", etc.