Dictatorship

Yes.

Dictatorship is a bad thing.

It is.

Socialism is not good.

Exactly.

Dictatorship is when someone knocks on your door, asks you whether you have a university student, you say yes, and that student is taken together with the others that were talking on the corner yesterday, criticizing the dictatorship.

That's what dictatorship is.

Because those boys will not be seen again.

So let me translate that for you.

Dictatorship under Zelensky votes to continue dictating.

That's what that means right there.

They not only vote to continue dictating, they vote to continue forcibly grabbing up their young men and feeding them into the Russian wood chipper.

The chief executive in turn answers to a board, and ultimately to investors, but the degree of control over the CEO varies considerably, and CEOs often have a great deal of latitude.

Heading Dictatorship and Democracy Before 1800, basically everyone who lived in a society of more than a few hundred people lived under a state that used the threat of violence to extract from its population.

Given that states tend to control violence, even when they can't fully monopolize it, this should be unsurprising.

In unstable or newly established regimes, extraction often meant outright expropriation.

Have you heard of Room 101? Where we keep the worst thing in the world.

This meeting of the People's Board of Dictatorship is hereby...

Ray Bradbury, what are you doing? I believe it's called a coup d'etat.

Take him away.

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And that was from March 1933, Labor Manifesto on Democracy versus Dictatorship.

From this, they draw the conclusion, expressed in many labor speeches, quote, to defeat fascism, root out communism, end quote.

This line is expressed in the abstract slogan, democracy versus dictatorship, presented without reference to class relations.

Quote, "It is an, it is necessary, secretly and urgently, to prepare the terror, and on Tuesday we will decide whether it will be through the SNK or otherwise." Vladimir Lenin.

Quote, "Dictatorship is rule based on, based directly upon force and unrestricted by any laws.

The revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat is rule one and maintained by the use of violence by the proletariat against the bourgeois rule that, uh, is unrestricted by any laws." Want me to keep going? Over and over.

"We need the real nationwide terror which reinvigorates the country, through which the great French Revolution achieved glory." I could do this all night long, and that's just one man.