That’s why it’s valuable to call it Authoritarianism. It isn’t about how money is spent or the social policies put in place - it’s how the state responds to disagreement.
Democracies will have a path for public feedback to influence a review of the implementation of the policy. Tyrants impose a set of rules via force and tolerate no feedback.
That’s why it’s valuable to call it Authoritarianism. It isn’t about how money is spent or the social policies put in place - it’s how the state responds to disagreement.
Democracies will have a path for public feedback to influence a review of the implementation of the policy. Tyrants impose a set of rules via force and tolerate no feedback.