244 Quotes About Dictatorship
- Author Janvier Chouteu-Chando
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We are not involved in this struggle only because we think that we will dismantle this system in the course of our life. We hope Cameroon changes tomorrow. But if it doesn’t, we will be happy to know that we made the ground fertile for the next generation that will end the rot in this country, and then establish the “NEW CAMEROON".” Dr. Samuel F. Tchwenko
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- Author Amit Kalantri
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Democracy only asks its soldiers to defend their own country, dictatorship asks its soldiers to attack other's countries.
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- Author Oliver Markus Malloy
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Men who are willing to do whatever it takes to gain power over others are morally unfit to wield that power.
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- Author De philosopher DJ Kyos
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Law must be just and fair. If law favors others and oppresses the rest. If it is applied to certain individuals and not applied to all, then it is not the law, but dictatorship and autocracy.
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- Author Charles F Glassman
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History has shown us that those seeking power and control often disguise their motives in righteousness.
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- Author G. Edward Griffin
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usually this starts out as an inefficient dictatorship, but by the time they get the U.N. money, it ends up as an efficient dictatorship
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- Author Bangambiki Habyarimana
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Formally and officially we are equal before the law, we enjoy the same rights as citizens but informally and unofficially that's another matter altogether
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- Author Amit Kalantri
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When someone drops his authority for you, you should at least drop your ego for him.
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- Author Gene Sharp
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If, despite repression, the sources of power can be restricted or severed for enough time, the initial results may be uncertainty and confusion within the dictatorship. That is likely to be followed by a clear weakening of the power of the dictatorship. Over time, the withholding of the sources of power can produce the paralysis and impotence of the regime, and in severe cases, its disintegration. The dictators’ power will die, slowly or rapidly, from political starvation.
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