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Why Dictatorship is the Best Government (Technically) [Why Democracy Really Is]

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Well, this is pretty simple.
The reason a Dictatorship is the best form of government is obviously because it allows one man to control everything. Now, as long as this one man is a good person, in fact perfect, then this dictatorship will be the best ever.

Now, as this doesn't really happen, dictatorships don't really work out. This applies to all forms of government, communism, socialism etc. At their core, they have good ideas, which is what persuades many people of good intent that they are in fact the best form of government.

However, because most people are at some level corrupt, a democracy ends up being the best form of government. It has many problems don't get me wrong, but it puts the decisions that are made essentially into many hands, so that way their are checks and balances.

The saying that applies to this is "Their is always one bad apple in a barrel". Hopefully all the good apples will outweigh the few bad.

Hope you guys like what i had to say.
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Even democracies can encounter corruption, sure it might take more than just one person to corrupt the entire system. So, essentially there is no best type of government. Everyone succumbs to some form of corruption, just know that.
 

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ttomthebomb said:
Even democracies can encounter corruption, sure it might take more than just one person to corrupt the entire system. So, essentially there is no best type of government. Everyone succumbs to some form of corruption, just know that.

Maybe not best, but better.
 

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Isn't that your opinion, I could easily say that a Communist government would be better, from my knowledge anyway.
 

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Relating this to religion would give us the result of god being a so called dictator.
He cannot be corrupt and the followers would obey the orders. Criminality is already taken care of as if the person is convinced of this idea of god, he cannot commit a crime without the dictator knowing and the person being punished. Though there is no real punishment and suffer, people are convinced there will be if they commit a crime.

Ultimately everyone will work the best to fulfill the promises of the script in which was explained how we should live. Make the script the perfect society and that is how it will work as long as nearly all of them are believers.

As religion is something people hold tight and combined with the teaching in school, more or less everyone would become a believer as it passes on with generations. It won't involve direct lying as there is no proof for or against a supernatural deity's existance.

To have this system maintained it is important that it cannot go against the science and proof that we do hold. It should also be vague and flexible as our morals change with time and the script should be able to match with slightly differing morals. However convincing explanations should exist so that it makes sense and it all can be connected to the world. This will not limit the freedom we have or the knowledge and truth as the statements should be impossible to disprove.

Things I've been thinking about, I enjoy relating everything and it often ends up with me relating it to politics. God is the perfect dictator.
 

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Knight said:
The thread, Dictatorships are the most efficient form of government, like a forums hierarchy.

Agreed. Just depends on who is running it.
 

STRONG

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The reason why a single dictator is the best is because most social and political long-term plans take decades to form.
 

Vitani's Mate

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Adolf Hitler is a great dictator, He made a country VERY strong and one of the strongest Armys in the world.
 

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Agree, any form of government can work, but some are more vulnerable to corruption than others.