Politics

Why is the fall of the dictatorship...?

The worst form of the six forms of governance formulated by Aristotle is the combination of dictatorship, pluralism and the bad aspects of democracy in this deviant form of monarchy. In the age of the city-state, dictators came to power by military coup or by removing the king by force. This trend was maintained even in the era of imperialism. In the era of nation-centered state, the way of coming to power of dictator has changed.In the last century, a large number of dictators came to power through anti-colonial movements and became dictators, while many came to power in a democratic way. Intoxicated with power, the revolutionaries have become dictators, and many pro-democracy leaders have also become dictators. Dictators have survived by oppressing the people, curtailing opportunities for expression, eliminating opponents, and sometimes using nationalism.Yet a time has come when dictators who are addicted to power have fallen. The people are seeking freedom from the clutches of dictators by demanding democracy, justice and social justice.

The most oppressive regime to govern

In a dictatorship, the deviations of the aristocracy are combined with the bad aspects of certain systems, and the deviations of politics are added to the bad aspects of democracy. Money is considered to be the ultimate goal of some monarchies.As a result, in a dictatorship, the goal of the ruler or the people around the ruler is not the development of the people, the goal is to collect maximum money by using power, maximize profits and keep huge savings.

As a result, in order to achieve this goal, the dictators became the exploiters of the people and the eater became the eater of the people's livelihood. As a result, dictators become isolated from the people, creating a field of collapse.

Fear

Dictators present themselves to the people in various ways in order to survive, while creating fear in the minds of the people when necessary. This fear is created by the dictators at the lowest level as well as at all other levels of the governing structure. In the final analysis, this fear is the basis of the dictator's power, protecting him from public discontent and resentment.But when someone is challenged in the power of the dictator, the people are actually afraid of the challenger. As a result, even if the people know that the challenger will be a worse ruler for them, the people do not go to save the present ruler out of fear. Fear of being a pillar of power is also the cause of the fall of dictators.

Corruption

Dictatorship does not have any kind of political accountability, the morale of the bureaucracy is broken, the capacity of the state is reduced. As a result, corruption at all levels is always rampant during the dictatorship. The dictator cannot eradicate this corruption even if he wants to, he has to accept it in the interest of staying in power. Many times the dictators are involved in this huge looting.As a result, for a time, the lion's share of the people of the country fell into the trap of poverty, money became centralized between the ruler and the people around the ruler. This severe deprivation and economic hardship make the people expect change, leading to the fall of the dictator.

Lack of social and economic justice

Dictators usually do not relinquish power peacefully, but hold on for a long time. As a result, the skill of the ruler decreases with time. Loss of application due to age. At one time, the dictator became a prisoner of vested interests, he had to provide unlimited resources to his followers. As a result, a large section of the people are deprived of social justice and their economic rights are hampered. The spark of fall is created.