Err... I'm afraid I can't quite grasp your logic. That kind of thinking is what leads to the privatisation, not only of industry and transport, but healthcare and even education. "Why build schools? Some greedy ass-hat will undoubtedly start a private one!" Not a good way to run a country. Besides, anyone who's in it purely for the money can not, ever, under any circumstances, be trusted. That kind of system would lead to huge amounts of corruption. Just look at the oil companies...Originally Posted by Hachifusa
I agree that totalitarianism is used pretty vaugely there, but I think it means the sort of pure totalitarianism you get. Like 1984. Stalin or Mao, though claiming to be communist would fall here, for example, because there policies basically came down to 'Everyone do exactly what I say, when I say, all the time'.Originally Posted by Shadow Nexus




