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When is justice appropriate?
I don't understand. What are you saying?
Authoritarianism is fundamentally unjust as a form of government.
Even asking that question is borderline bad faith.
All forms of government are "Authoritarian".
Authoritarianism is preferred when the authority understands the subject better than the populace. Right?
Keep licking that boot and maybe youβll be last up against the wall.
You have the political philosophy of a petulant toddlet
You evaded my question.
Iβm asking why youβre defending authoritarianism and all I see is Sealioning.
You are clearly sealioning about sealioning.