Breh dictatorships easily morph into tyranny when the dictators mandates do not work.
who is Julius Caesar seen as benevolent to? Not me. He was a war mongerer that sought to amass power at any cost. Was he seen as benevolent to the populations his armies invaded?
Concentrating all the power into one entity is not wise. They’re will always be a faction in the shadows plotting to overthrow.
to those service boysAll history is open to interpretation. There isn’t any single way to view it.why would he seem benevolent to you? did you live in his era? if you can't interpret history any better than that i feel sorry for you. but then if you don't know the history i can see why you wouldn't be able to interpret it.
there will always be factions plotting to overthrow, regardless of the form of government. history has also shown that. this so-called democracy has been overthrown, if it was ever really even established in the first place.
personally, i'd rather have a decision maker at the top. someone in authority, who can also be held personally responsible. not a large body of people, looking for a majority to make a decision, and not a one of em can be held responsible personally for any bad decision and/or treasonous activity.
Coli Chanlol..people on here saying dictatorship is good and ignore racism, its just a game. what has the coli become![]()

All history is open to interpretation. There isn’t any single way to view it.
The difference is with a dictatorship or tyranny the plotters are seeking to use violence because a dictator can not be swayed unless faced with death.
Democracy is more about chicanery, although violence has been used at different points especially in the US.
In my opinion democracy is not perfect but it’s the best option.
Who would hold the dictator accountable for treasonous activity?
He'd probably protect them in battleCacs gon cac. Breh standing in front of em, thinkin those are his brothers in arms, lost...![]()

who held caesar accountable?
and that's not true about dictators not being swayed unless faced with death. there are examples of dictators laying down their dictatorships voluntarily. cincinnatus and sulla in roman history are two examples off the top of my head.
don't be so quick to speak authoritatively about issues you really don't know enough about. i understand people are reading, but it's ok to realize when you don't know something and ask for more info. that's what a Man does.
who held caesar accountable?
and that's not true about dictators not being swayed unless faced with death. there are examples of dictators laying down their dictatorships voluntarily. cincinnatus and sulla in roman history are two examples off the top of my head.
don't be so quick to speak authoritatively about issues you really don't know enough about. i understand people are reading, but it's ok to realize when you don't know something and ask for more info. that's what a Man does.

There's a documented case of a military man pulling the same stunt on live tv, and getting punished for it.Went to see the comments about this and racists are out in full force saying that it's the "hand game"...smh...


