What is the difference between an authoritarian government and a dictatorship?
Q. Also, what are different types of authoritarian governments and how do the leaders of each type of authoritarian governments come to power?
Asked by onethingtwodothreewordsfouryou - Mon Nov 30 17:35:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A link.*
Answered by molkey - Mon Nov 30 21:21:00 2009
Q. Also, what are different types of authoritarian governments and how do the leaders of each type of authoritarian governments come to power?
Asked by onethingtwodothreewordsfouryou - Mon Nov 30 17:35:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A link.*
Answered by molkey - Mon Nov 30 21:21:00 2009
How to handle an authoritarian boss who always scolds his subordinates that their work is not satisfactory ?
Q. The Authoritarian boss is an extra ordinary intelligent and he always scolds his subordinate that their work is not satisfactory and they are taking more time for finishing a task.He expects from his subordinates the same level of problem solving skill he had.
Asked by geyamala - Thu Jul 29 01:51:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only solution for an overbearing boss is to get him promoted out of his position, if possible. Employees should tell themselves that they can't be doing that bad a job, the boss is taking credit for it. You should realize that any person can "think" through a job much faster than it can be performed. Since the boss does not seem to know this, he is not as smart as he thinks he is. He has not learned to calm down and realize that all this work is probably not as important as he thinks it is. He will figure all this out after his first coronary, or maybe his second. If people find it so bad, they should look for another job. The boss will be able to take up the slack.
Answered by cavassi - Thu Jul 29 06:33:34 2010
Q. The Authoritarian boss is an extra ordinary intelligent and he always scolds his subordinate that their work is not satisfactory and they are taking more time for finishing a task.He expects from his subordinates the same level of problem solving skill he had.
Asked by geyamala - Thu Jul 29 01:51:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only solution for an overbearing boss is to get him promoted out of his position, if possible. Employees should tell themselves that they can't be doing that bad a job, the boss is taking credit for it. You should realize that any person can "think" through a job much faster than it can be performed. Since the boss does not seem to know this, he is not as smart as he thinks he is. He has not learned to calm down and realize that all this work is probably not as important as he thinks it is. He will figure all this out after his first coronary, or maybe his second. If people find it so bad, they should look for another job. The boss will be able to take up the slack.
Answered by cavassi - Thu Jul 29 06:33:34 2010
Why are authoritarian governments still prevalent throughout the world?
Q. Why are authoritarian governments still prevalent throughout the world? In which types of countries do authoritarian governments exist today? I posted these questions not for other people to "do my homework for me" but to get other peoples views than just want I am able to google. So thank you to the people that are answering I truly appreciate your insight!
Asked by C - Wed Mar 24 18:21:57 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The CIA World Fact book will help you. https://www.cia.gov/libra ry/publications/the-world -factbook/ Edit: Sorry, I don't believe you posted for "insight" -- otherwise you would have done a bit more than just posting the essay prompt
Answered by Feisty - Wed Mar 24 18:28:37 2010
Q. Why are authoritarian governments still prevalent throughout the world? In which types of countries do authoritarian governments exist today? I posted these questions not for other people to "do my homework for me" but to get other peoples views than just want I am able to google. So thank you to the people that are answering I truly appreciate your insight!
Asked by C - Wed Mar 24 18:21:57 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The CIA World Fact book will help you. https://www.cia.gov/libra ry/publications/the-world -factbook/ Edit: Sorry, I don't believe you posted for "insight" -- otherwise you would have done a bit more than just posting the essay prompt
Answered by Feisty - Wed Mar 24 18:28:37 2010
What is an authoritarian capitalism form of government like?
Q. Can anyone describe to me what an authoritarian capitalism form of government would look like? I am looking for a general description of its policies, and how it would regulate its people.
Asked by allishinca - Mon Jun 8 02:17:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Authoritarian - a form of government in which state authority is imposed onto many aspects of citizens' lives. In particular, many of these institutions militate against individuality and individual rights and freedoms. In turn, "authoritarian capitalism" describes the operational elements of this particular development model. On one hand, authoritarian-capitalist regimes place a limited and selective set of persistent policy interventions into market activities. On the other hand, these same regimes impose heavy restrictions on political activity. Whereas, Soviet economies contrived to have an economy without prices, authoritarian capitalism presides over markets without the guarantee of individual freedoms or rights. As a result, there… [cont.]
Answered by Steven C - Mon Jun 8 02:39:34 2009
Q. Can anyone describe to me what an authoritarian capitalism form of government would look like? I am looking for a general description of its policies, and how it would regulate its people.
Asked by allishinca - Mon Jun 8 02:17:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Authoritarian - a form of government in which state authority is imposed onto many aspects of citizens' lives. In particular, many of these institutions militate against individuality and individual rights and freedoms. In turn, "authoritarian capitalism" describes the operational elements of this particular development model. On one hand, authoritarian-capitalist regimes place a limited and selective set of persistent policy interventions into market activities. On the other hand, these same regimes impose heavy restrictions on political activity. Whereas, Soviet economies contrived to have an economy without prices, authoritarian capitalism presides over markets without the guarantee of individual freedoms or rights. As a result, there… [cont.]
Answered by Steven C - Mon Jun 8 02:39:34 2009
Why are a good majority of the people that respond to YAHOO questions authoritarian type personalities?
Q. 9 traits define this personality type, but I'm only referring to the first four: conventionalism, authoritarian submission, authoritarian aggression, ANTI-Intraception. It seems as if an extreme collective mindset defines many of their answers. They frown upon anything from breaking a warranty, to filing a work grievance, to more subversive activities. In their eyes the LAW is always right and always ironclad.
Asked by Josh F - Mon Mar 23 14:47:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that describes most of the people on here. It does with some. I also think there's a lot of black and white thinking and straw men. However, we're really talking more about R&S than other sections, aren't we?
Answered by grayure - Mon Mar 23 15:06:35 2009
Q. 9 traits define this personality type, but I'm only referring to the first four: conventionalism, authoritarian submission, authoritarian aggression, ANTI-Intraception. It seems as if an extreme collective mindset defines many of their answers. They frown upon anything from breaking a warranty, to filing a work grievance, to more subversive activities. In their eyes the LAW is always right and always ironclad.
Asked by Josh F - Mon Mar 23 14:47:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that describes most of the people on here. It does with some. I also think there's a lot of black and white thinking and straw men. However, we're really talking more about R&S than other sections, aren't we?
Answered by grayure - Mon Mar 23 15:06:35 2009
Where did the connection between environmentalism and authoritarian "communism" come from?
Q. Now I don't mean the idealistic, everyone works together and shares everything kind of communism. I mean the actual, historical, massive government, government control, lack of freedoms communism. Almost every actual environmentalist I have met, or read their writings, has advocated less federal govrnment and more local control and self reliance as a means to reduce our environmental impact. I say almost, because I might be forgetting one or two that didn't because they were so overshadowed by those that do. So where did this idea that all environmentalists are pro big government and want to take peoples individuality away come from? It seems that the people who are most against the "green movement" because of their fear of government… [cont.]
Asked by joecool123_us - Fri Aug 31 01:36:03 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Fantastic Question. It would take an essay to answer fully. So I will express my views in point form. * We are Permaculturists. Byderule explains this above. It basically means that we are auto sufficient (as possible). * Caveat to a degree. Auto sufficient but it also relies on trading within a community/neighbourhood of like-minded individuals. Think crop failure, means of production, availability of and division of labour etc etc. * Caveat 2 we are part of a system by default of our location, eg In UK we cannot avoid taxation in the form of Council Taxes etc so we can never be entirely auto sufficient in UK. Nor can we survive in UK because of these recessive taxes without an outside source of income/savings. * The connection between… [cont.]
Answered by belladonnadeadly - Fri Aug 31 18:07:03 2007
Q. Now I don't mean the idealistic, everyone works together and shares everything kind of communism. I mean the actual, historical, massive government, government control, lack of freedoms communism. Almost every actual environmentalist I have met, or read their writings, has advocated less federal govrnment and more local control and self reliance as a means to reduce our environmental impact. I say almost, because I might be forgetting one or two that didn't because they were so overshadowed by those that do. So where did this idea that all environmentalists are pro big government and want to take peoples individuality away come from? It seems that the people who are most against the "green movement" because of their fear of government… [cont.]
Asked by joecool123_us - Fri Aug 31 01:36:03 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Fantastic Question. It would take an essay to answer fully. So I will express my views in point form. * We are Permaculturists. Byderule explains this above. It basically means that we are auto sufficient (as possible). * Caveat to a degree. Auto sufficient but it also relies on trading within a community/neighbourhood of like-minded individuals. Think crop failure, means of production, availability of and division of labour etc etc. * Caveat 2 we are part of a system by default of our location, eg In UK we cannot avoid taxation in the form of Council Taxes etc so we can never be entirely auto sufficient in UK. Nor can we survive in UK because of these recessive taxes without an outside source of income/savings. * The connection between… [cont.]
Answered by belladonnadeadly - Fri Aug 31 18:07:03 2007
Do people with authoritarian tendencies, if put in a position of subordination, tend to obey their superiors?
Q. My reasoning would be that their higher awareness of hierarchies and authority makes them more likely to obey. As opposed to that, people with egalitarian beliefs can't fathom the idea of one human being superior to another, or having authority over another, therefore they tend to rebel. Of course that naturally submissive and humble people are the best at obeying. But what about authoritarian people? Do they rebel or obey?
Asked by Always Right - Sun Jul 11 20:04:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that they usually obey. Everyone is subordinate to someone else, and the authoritarian would not want to risk his own position of authority by being insubordinate when he must obey. For example, managers are subordinate to owners and work within the parameters they are given. Likewise, owners are subordinate to regulators and customers. The rogue mavericks are far and few in between, and yet they know when they must bow to higher powers, or risk losing their own power. I agree with your assessment, "that their higher awareness of hierarchies and authority makes them more likely to obey." As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, those people who completely buck the system are increasingly likely to be held to… [cont.]
Answered by Counts heavy eating as exercise - Thu Jul 15 02:05:09 2010
Q. My reasoning would be that their higher awareness of hierarchies and authority makes them more likely to obey. As opposed to that, people with egalitarian beliefs can't fathom the idea of one human being superior to another, or having authority over another, therefore they tend to rebel. Of course that naturally submissive and humble people are the best at obeying. But what about authoritarian people? Do they rebel or obey?
Asked by Always Right - Sun Jul 11 20:04:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe that they usually obey. Everyone is subordinate to someone else, and the authoritarian would not want to risk his own position of authority by being insubordinate when he must obey. For example, managers are subordinate to owners and work within the parameters they are given. Likewise, owners are subordinate to regulators and customers. The rogue mavericks are far and few in between, and yet they know when they must bow to higher powers, or risk losing their own power. I agree with your assessment, "that their higher awareness of hierarchies and authority makes them more likely to obey." As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, those people who completely buck the system are increasingly likely to be held to… [cont.]
Answered by Counts heavy eating as exercise - Thu Jul 15 02:05:09 2010
What do Domocracy, Authoritarian and Libertarian have in common?
Q. What do Domocracy, Authoritarian and Libertarian have in common and how they differ?
Asked by pychologydav - Sat May 8 16:07:42 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Domocracy eh? That sounds scary.. Authoritarian and Libertarian are polar opposites... the former proposing complete government control of civilian life and Libertarian advocating minimal government control.. Democracy, I'd assume you meant, is really a separate issue... it means the people can choose their government... I'd imagine they wouldn't elect authoritarians, but they sometimes do, such as with Hitler... they could also elect Libertarians, or anything in between the two
Answered by Franco Potanco - Sat May 8 16:12:47 2010
Q. What do Domocracy, Authoritarian and Libertarian have in common and how they differ?
Asked by pychologydav - Sat May 8 16:07:42 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Domocracy eh? That sounds scary.. Authoritarian and Libertarian are polar opposites... the former proposing complete government control of civilian life and Libertarian advocating minimal government control.. Democracy, I'd assume you meant, is really a separate issue... it means the people can choose their government... I'd imagine they wouldn't elect authoritarians, but they sometimes do, such as with Hitler... they could also elect Libertarians, or anything in between the two
Answered by Franco Potanco - Sat May 8 16:12:47 2010
When the USA goes belly up, will we need 20-30 years of Authoritarian rule to clean up the mess?
Q. When the USA falls, will we need a period of Authoritarian rule to clean up the mess caused by the Conservatives and Liberals and the Democrats and Republicans?
Asked by Rascal1973 - Sat Nov 14 14:42:07 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...Within 10 yrs, the US dollar will no longer be the world currency, Plus the weight of your out of control debt will sink the US, The result will be simple: No more middle class (right-wing or left-wing won't matter much then)
Answered by m.mike - Sat Nov 14 14:54:50 2009
Q. When the USA falls, will we need a period of Authoritarian rule to clean up the mess caused by the Conservatives and Liberals and the Democrats and Republicans?
Asked by Rascal1973 - Sat Nov 14 14:42:07 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...Within 10 yrs, the US dollar will no longer be the world currency, Plus the weight of your out of control debt will sink the US, The result will be simple: No more middle class (right-wing or left-wing won't matter much then)
Answered by m.mike - Sat Nov 14 14:54:50 2009
Do you believe that naked body scanners at airports represent a massive authoritarian assault on human dignity?
Q. Do they also represent a massive authoritarian assault on freedom and the right to privacy?
Asked by Billy - Sun May 2 22:32:36 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. perhaps, but everyone must ask themselves what do they want most, the right to privacy or the protection that can only exist without that right. And in this society full of fear and paranoia, people are shifting more towards the later. (See I can sound smart too)
Answered by Zombie Professor - Sun May 2 22:37:53 2010
Q. Do they also represent a massive authoritarian assault on freedom and the right to privacy?
Asked by Billy - Sun May 2 22:32:36 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. perhaps, but everyone must ask themselves what do they want most, the right to privacy or the protection that can only exist without that right. And in this society full of fear and paranoia, people are shifting more towards the later. (See I can sound smart too)
Answered by Zombie Professor - Sun May 2 22:37:53 2010
Do you feel that the US government is too Liberal? Should the USA elect a more authoritarian leader?
Q. I used to consider myself a Republican, but now I merely oppose any form of authoritarian government that comes along. Would you rather have a Non Authoritarian Liberal or Conservative in office or would you rather have someone who was more authoritarian?
Asked by Conservative Prophet Muhammad - Mon Apr 26 19:38:23 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm with you, hippie Jesus, I just feel like rebelling!
Answered by Pistol Packin' Kelly Bundy - Mon Apr 26 19:42:51 2010
Q. I used to consider myself a Republican, but now I merely oppose any form of authoritarian government that comes along. Would you rather have a Non Authoritarian Liberal or Conservative in office or would you rather have someone who was more authoritarian?
Asked by Conservative Prophet Muhammad - Mon Apr 26 19:38:23 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm with you, hippie Jesus, I just feel like rebelling!
Answered by Pistol Packin' Kelly Bundy - Mon Apr 26 19:42:51 2010
Did Lenin plan to make Russia more authoritarian from the beginning?
Q. Before the October revolution in 1917, had Lenin planned to create a more authoritarian one-party state. Did he just use the situations such as civil war and the economic crisis to his advantage in order to create this one-party state?
Asked by royale.mint - Thu Sep 10 02:23:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. thats a good question. i'm not totally sure, but i do know that during and after the revolution and civil war, Lenin expressed disappointment about the brutality and oppression that occurred in russia. on his deathbed, he wrote denouncing almost all the major party leaders, including Kamenev, Zinoviev, Trotsky and Stalin for their ambition and heartlessness. i know that earlier in his life Lenin saw Marx's word as gospel, and Marx typically advocates a "dictatorship of the proletariat." this isn't dictatorship of a person, but a class. Marx for some reason never gave much consideration to democracy, although Bolsheviks were big into, even going so far as to advocate military officers elected by their squads. of course, that didn't work… [cont.]
Answered by Werebear 5000 - Thu Sep 10 20:17:04 2009
Q. Before the October revolution in 1917, had Lenin planned to create a more authoritarian one-party state. Did he just use the situations such as civil war and the economic crisis to his advantage in order to create this one-party state?
Asked by royale.mint - Thu Sep 10 02:23:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. thats a good question. i'm not totally sure, but i do know that during and after the revolution and civil war, Lenin expressed disappointment about the brutality and oppression that occurred in russia. on his deathbed, he wrote denouncing almost all the major party leaders, including Kamenev, Zinoviev, Trotsky and Stalin for their ambition and heartlessness. i know that earlier in his life Lenin saw Marx's word as gospel, and Marx typically advocates a "dictatorship of the proletariat." this isn't dictatorship of a person, but a class. Marx for some reason never gave much consideration to democracy, although Bolsheviks were big into, even going so far as to advocate military officers elected by their squads. of course, that didn't work… [cont.]
Answered by Werebear 5000 - Thu Sep 10 20:17:04 2009
Compare and contrast the authoritarian regimes that came into power between 1922 and 1939 in europe and japan.?
Q. compare and contrast the authoritarian regimes of japan, germany, italy and russia. between 1922 and 1939... dont have to get into detait. just the basic similarities and differences.
Asked by johnny g - Mon Apr 6 16:37:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Japan's dictator was Hideki Tojo. Germany's dictator was Adolf Hitler. Italy's dictator was Benito Mussolini.
Answered by Fox News is the best! - Fri Apr 10 15:10:29 2009
Q. compare and contrast the authoritarian regimes of japan, germany, italy and russia. between 1922 and 1939... dont have to get into detait. just the basic similarities and differences.
Asked by johnny g - Mon Apr 6 16:37:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Japan's dictator was Hideki Tojo. Germany's dictator was Adolf Hitler. Italy's dictator was Benito Mussolini.
Answered by Fox News is the best! - Fri Apr 10 15:10:29 2009
Why is it that authoritarian govt lovers like to use guilt by association?
Q. why is it that those who love authoritarian fascist like governmnents that suppress the will of the people and prefer to have an elite few run the country love that particular smear tactic?
Asked by theirsisnottoreasonwhy - Wed May 14 16:54:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A smear tactic is a smear tactic, it's hardly restricted to those of a more authoritarian bent. For instance, those trying to bash McCain try to villify him because he accepted endorsements from the like of rev Hagee, while opponents of Barrack Obama point to his 20-year disciple/mentor relationship with rev Wright.
Answered by B.Kevorkian - Wed May 14 17:04:52 2008
Q. why is it that those who love authoritarian fascist like governmnents that suppress the will of the people and prefer to have an elite few run the country love that particular smear tactic?
Asked by theirsisnottoreasonwhy - Wed May 14 16:54:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A smear tactic is a smear tactic, it's hardly restricted to those of a more authoritarian bent. For instance, those trying to bash McCain try to villify him because he accepted endorsements from the like of rev Hagee, while opponents of Barrack Obama point to his 20-year disciple/mentor relationship with rev Wright.
Answered by B.Kevorkian - Wed May 14 17:04:52 2008
What Is The Consequence Of Having An Authoritarian/Domineering Parents?
Q. What I have noticed is that kids who have authoritarian parents are socially deprived and have no insight of the real world. Sometimes the kids end up doing a lot of things their parents disapprove of
Asked by Pokey Pony - Wed Nov 4 21:29:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. very true. my mother was like that, now when i am more mature i just like doing bad things because i feel more free. I didnt have a proper youth with drinking rockroll sex bla bla and it comes to me only now when other people start having mariages. So i am late in this sense. I didnt try as many things as others did.
Answered by Gothic_diva - Thu Nov 5 04:33:29 2009
Q. What I have noticed is that kids who have authoritarian parents are socially deprived and have no insight of the real world. Sometimes the kids end up doing a lot of things their parents disapprove of
Asked by Pokey Pony - Wed Nov 4 21:29:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. very true. my mother was like that, now when i am more mature i just like doing bad things because i feel more free. I didnt have a proper youth with drinking rockroll sex bla bla and it comes to me only now when other people start having mariages. So i am late in this sense. I didnt try as many things as others did.
Answered by Gothic_diva - Thu Nov 5 04:33:29 2009
Asses the extent to which the unification of Germany under Bismarck led to the authoritarian government there?
Q. im aware of the policies but im having trouble relating them to how it led to the authoritarian gvmnt. ap euro frq thanks!!!
Asked by dancingstar356 - Thu Feb 28 00:11:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The leading man of the unification of Germany was Otto von Bismarck. Bismarck was a shrewd politician, and although not widely popular throughout his political career, he was the driving force in Germany prior to Kaiser Wilhelm II. Bismarck was a conservative and a royalist, not agreeing with many reforms the populists and socialists put forth. Bismarck was Machiavellian in nature. The ends justified the means for his political alliances. Despite wanting to remove the influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Germany, Bismarck would later used the centrist Catholic party as a vehicle for blocking Wilhelm s labor minded agenda. Bismarck s best political play was encouraging nationalism. By engineering the Austro-Prussian War, Bismarck not… [cont.]
Answered by Tim - Thu Feb 28 00:46:24 2008
Q. im aware of the policies but im having trouble relating them to how it led to the authoritarian gvmnt. ap euro frq thanks!!!
Asked by dancingstar356 - Thu Feb 28 00:11:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The leading man of the unification of Germany was Otto von Bismarck. Bismarck was a shrewd politician, and although not widely popular throughout his political career, he was the driving force in Germany prior to Kaiser Wilhelm II. Bismarck was a conservative and a royalist, not agreeing with many reforms the populists and socialists put forth. Bismarck was Machiavellian in nature. The ends justified the means for his political alliances. Despite wanting to remove the influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Germany, Bismarck would later used the centrist Catholic party as a vehicle for blocking Wilhelm s labor minded agenda. Bismarck s best political play was encouraging nationalism. By engineering the Austro-Prussian War, Bismarck not… [cont.]
Answered by Tim - Thu Feb 28 00:46:24 2008
What would you do if the USA collapsed and an Authoritarian Regime took over?
Q. Would you become part of the regime if you saw the regime could help the peole? Imagine this is a Post-Nuclear War scenario.
Asked by Dustin - Sat Dec 12 15:33:51 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe we need that to remove the illegals and clean up the ghettos
Answered by Milk Cow III - Sat Dec 12 15:40:15 2009
Q. Would you become part of the regime if you saw the regime could help the peole? Imagine this is a Post-Nuclear War scenario.
Asked by Dustin - Sat Dec 12 15:33:51 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe we need that to remove the illegals and clean up the ghettos
Answered by Milk Cow III - Sat Dec 12 15:40:15 2009
What are some examples of dominant or authoritarian women?
Q. Preferrably that are seen as evil or threatening. Can be fictional or real.
Asked by nikki - Thu Nov 13 14:35:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hilary Clinton
Answered by Caz Norfe - Thu Nov 13 14:59:14 2008
Q. Preferrably that are seen as evil or threatening. Can be fictional or real.
Asked by nikki - Thu Nov 13 14:35:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hilary Clinton
Answered by Caz Norfe - Thu Nov 13 14:59:14 2008
Is one of the biggest misconceptions about communism that it always pertains to authoritarian communism?
Q. What about the communists who are also anarchists? These people are not talked about as much as governmental communism.
Asked by The Best Rights Money Can Buy - Mon Jul 26 17:46:40 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What about the communists who are also anarchists? These people are not talked about as much as governmental communism.
Asked by The Best Rights Money Can Buy - Mon Jul 26 17:46:40 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Why do citizens of authoritarian regimes allow oppression?
Q. Why do citizens of totalitarian regimes, such as North Korea, allow themselves to be controlled by the nation's dictator? Why do they permit oppression?
Asked by NFLmadden1323 - Sat Aug 1 21:47:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because once they are fooled into allowing the oppression to begin with, they cannot stop it without fear of prison or death.
Answered by Puddin Head - Sat Aug 1 21:53:18 2009
Q. Why do citizens of totalitarian regimes, such as North Korea, allow themselves to be controlled by the nation's dictator? Why do they permit oppression?
Asked by NFLmadden1323 - Sat Aug 1 21:47:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because once they are fooled into allowing the oppression to begin with, they cannot stop it without fear of prison or death.
Answered by Puddin Head - Sat Aug 1 21:53:18 2009
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