Tyranny vs Democracy

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Viceroy Odantis wrote:but often more subject to corruption
In tyranny, the tyrant enjoys the corruption. :D

The corruption is shared in Democracy. :wink: It's more of a free-for-all.
Ekade
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Ekade wrote:
Viceroy Odantis wrote:but often more subject to corruption
In tyranny, the tyrant enjoys the corruption. :D

The corruption is shared in Democracy. :wink: It's more of a free-for-all.
I thought Tyrants tended more towards debauchery.
Isleh
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Isleh wrote:
Ekade wrote:
Viceroy Odantis wrote:but often more subject to corruption
In tyranny, the tyrant enjoys the corruption. :D

The corruption is shared in Democracy. :wink: It's more of a free-for-all.
I thought Tyrants tended more towards debauchery.
Oh, they get the whole buffet..

Corruption, debauchery, depravity, decadence, you name it. It's all there for a tyrant. That's why tyrrany is just so damn popular these days.
Ekade
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Ekade wrote:
Isleh wrote:
Ekade wrote: In tyranny, the tyrant enjoys the corruption. :D

The corruption is shared in Democracy. :wink: It's more of a free-for-all.
I thought Tyrants tended more towards debauchery.
Oh, they get the whole buffet..

Corruption, debauchery, depravity, decadence, you name it. It's all there for a tyrant. That's why tyrrany is just so damn popular these days.
Sounds like a great benefits package but the problem is your on call 24/7. I mean, you never know when some subordinate is going to mess up and you have to make an example of them.

You also have to be willing to cancel Christmas on a moments notice or fire twice as many employees as needed when the economy heats up.
Isleh
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