Dictatorship - Revision history

109.76.91.36 at 18:44, 28 May 2010

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	Often it is discussed what is better because a dictator may make mistakes but a group of HC's may prevend fast actions.		Often it is discussed what is better because a dictator may make mistakes but a group of HC's may prevend fast actions.

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Cheerios at 09:56, 19 July 2005

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	Planetarion [[alliances]] have a strong hierarchical structure. Since round 1 this already started and has only expanded from Ex's, CEO's, HC's, HBC and HDC's, BC's, DC's and more different kind of officers. Though at head of the alliance there is eitherway a dictator or a group of regulators also known as HC's.		Planetarion [[alliance\|alliances]] have a strong hierarchical structure. Since round 1 this already started and has only expanded from Ex's, CEO's, HC's, HBC and HDC's, BC's, DC's and more different kind of officers. Though at head of the alliance there is eitherway a dictator or a group of regulators also known as HC's.
	~~Often is discussed what is better because a dictator may make mistakes but a group of HC's may prevend fast actions~~.

	[[Category: Terminology]]		Often it is discussed what is better because a dictator may make mistakes but a group of HC's may prevend fast actions.

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Nameless at 19:36, 10 April 2005

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	~~From Wikipedia~~, the ~~free encyclopedia.~~		Planetarion [[alliances]] have a strong hierarchical structure. Since round 1 this already started and has only expanded from Ex's, CEO's, HC's, HBC and HDC's, BC's, DC's and more different kind of officers. Though at head of the alliance there is eitherway a dictator or a group of regulators also known as HC's.
			Often is discussed what is better because a dictator may make mistakes but a group of HC's may prevend fast actions.
	~~A dictatorship~~ is ~~a government headed by~~ a dictator or ~~more generally any authoritarian or totalitarian government. It is considered to be the polar opposite~~ of ~~a democracy. A dictatorship is often seen~~ as equivalent to a police state, but the term dictatorship refers to the way the leaders gain and hold power, not the watch kept on the citizens. Some dictators have been popular enough not to have to employ many very oppressive measures. The term generally has a pejorative meaning in reference to a government that does not allow a nation to determine its own political direction by popular election.

	~~Originally a legitimate military office in the Roman Republic,~~ a ~~"dictator" was an official given emergency powers by the Senate. The~~ dictator ~~had absolute power,~~ but ~~for~~ a ~~limited time. This was initially intended to deal with some state of emergency. In modern times, claims of such states of emergency are often used to justify seizures of power and suspensions~~ of ~~civil rights~~.

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	Originally a legitimate military office in the Roman Republic, a "dictator" was an official given emergency powers by the Senate. The dictator had absolute power, but for a limited time. This was initially intended to deal with some state of emergency. In modern times, claims of such states of emergency are often used to justify seizures of power and suspensions of civil rights.		Originally a legitimate military office in the Roman Republic, a "dictator" was an official given emergency powers by the Senate. The dictator had absolute power, but for a limited time. This was initially intended to deal with some state of emergency. In modern times, claims of such states of emergency are often used to justify seizures of power and suspensions of civil rights.

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Nameless at 16:12, 10 April 2005

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

A dictatorship is a government headed by a dictator or more generally any authoritarian or totalitarian government. It is considered to be the polar opposite of a democracy. A dictatorship is often seen as equivalent to a police state, but the term dictatorship refers to the way the leaders gain and hold power, not the watch kept on the citizens. Some dictators have been popular enough not to have to employ many very oppressive measures. The term generally has a pejorative meaning in reference to a government that does not allow a nation to determine its own political direction by popular election.

Originally a legitimate military office in the Roman Republic, a "dictator" was an official given emergency powers by the Senate. The dictator had absolute power, but for a limited time. This was initially intended to deal with some state of emergency. In modern times, claims of such states of emergency are often used to justify seizures of power and suspensions of civil rights.