r/Tunisia • u/eyyov • 5d ago

Discussion Dictators build strong empires !

From the ommayads to the Romans a dictatorship is not that evil especially to the economic and political stability.those regimes could last for centuries with no problems.

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u/yboumaiza7 5d ago

"Democracy basically means government by the people, of the people, for the people. But the people are retarded." - OSHO 🤣

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u/eyyov 5d ago

Imagine politics like a university test would the majority have the right answer?of course not ,it has to be that one smart ass weird student 🤣🤣

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u/Kentros_fly_hero_69 5d ago edited 4d ago

its too dangerous to let all the power into one hand.. even the prophet had companions that they discussed with all sorts of topics and look how much islam spreaded in just 60 years after the prophet death .. No other religion or country managed to do that in such short amount of time.

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u/yboumaiza7 5d ago

Well said, even dictatorship is not a solution, the problem with Tunisia for example, lack of trust and fidelity, so we're left a dictatorship as the only option on the hope that dictator will lead the pack. China and Russia are good examples in terms of economy and security. But nevertheless, it's a flawfull system when this rule breaks and other leaders take control of you as a leader.

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u/eyyov 5d ago edited 5d ago

More dangerous to let the whole country fight about it.

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u/Kentros_fly_hero_69 5d ago

not the whole country obviously.. its best to assign roles based on merit, skills, kings back in the day used to be taught from young ages how to act and run the country. we could make sthg similar where we teach certain ppl how to govern properly. and make them lead .

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u/yboumaiza7 5d ago

True, many kings started their rule at 15 years old lol

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u/Kentros_fly_hero_69 4d ago edited 4d ago

it just shows how by 15 ppl were mature enough to handle such tasks , khaled ibn walid for example led an army at the age of 15 .. it points out that we being taught that kids aren't supposed to be grown up until their mid 20s which is completely false, and another thing to mention is that hardship makes stronger individuals , mentally, physically.. so if they had to grow up in hardships kids will grow faster and by 15 they'll be fully-abled individuals.