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I think if we look around the world we can find plenty of counterexamples to Ganhi's quote. Sure, they always "fall" in the sense that they're not immortal and

by kelnos 2y ago

I think if we look around the world we can find plenty of counterexamples to Ganhi's quote. Sure, they always "fall" in the sense that they're not immortal and they'll eventually die, but it's often (usually?) the case that a family member or some sort of protege steps up to fill their shoes.

muragekibicho 2y ago
The first counteraxample that comes to mid is Idi Amin, the Ugandan dictator. He murdered, pillaged and lived out the rest of his years (happily and luxuriously) in Saudi Arabia. He lived "in a villa rented for him by the government of Saudi Arabia in the posh Al Hamra district". https://www.dawn.com/news/135283/idi-amin-led-quiet-life-in-s-arabia https://www.dawn.com/news/135283/idi-amin-led-quiet-life-in-...