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Should America have a dictator?
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Dictators were an essential part of the Roman Republic, which is what our Republic is based on. Nothing in the Constitution prohibits Dictators. Lincoln was a Dictator. FDR was a Dictator. READ history, and understand that the FOUNDERS gave us a Republic and all that entails, including limited enfranchisement (no right to vote in the Constitution) and DICTATORS to solve problems when the Republic became DYSFUNCTIONAL. After what I saw today with this criminal conspirator MF from the FBI telling the GOP to go F itself and by extension all Trump supporters (this is the scumbag in charge of the SHRILLARY “Investigation”), it’s clear that the only path to wresting control back to the States and neutralizing the corrupt WASHINGTONIANS is a Lincoln style (may he rot in hell) dictatorship. Dictatorships are of limited duration and instituted to solve a particular set of problems. Remember that the FOUNDERS knew more about political systems than 95% of the imbeciles in DC today.

This isn’t America first. The founding fathers were against dictatorships

Nick can’t get more clearly compromised… So that’s it? Fuck the bill of right? Screw constitutional democracies? We go just go back to kings and dictators? Fuck off to China with that shit.. 🤦🏻♂️

Sigh. Firstly, these two are the worst combo.

Traitors. We need to limit the federal government to its enumerated powers in the Constitution. The states should also have limited enumerated powers. The primary role of the federal and state governments should be to enforce limits on each other and any enemies foreign and domestic. Central supreme authority advocates like communists, dictators, or otherwise are enemies are among those domestic enemies.

F*** that, I'll never be under a dictator. Freedom is the only way f*** you.

So Trump is bad, vote left, and we need a dictator? Fuentes is essentially promoting a full scale commie takeover under a thin veil of conservatism.

Where can i find this podcast @grok

@grok jack neel on youtube

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Yes . Benevolent dictatorship will right the ship .

Emperor > Dictator

no homo but Nick looks really handsome here

Imagine being a grown man and still be treated like a child? That's how dictators rule.

I rarely agree with Nick Fuentes but he is right on this one.

Been saying this since Trumps first term, he was supposed to be our Gaius Caesar but instead of sparing the deep state and letting them set him up as dictator (to use it as an excuse to kill him later) Trump could've done that and washed it all out, term limits and jail cells.

From Grok: The title “dictator” (dictator, originally magister populi) was an official extraordinary magistracy of the Roman Republic only. It was not used in the Empire. Roman Republic A dictator was appointed (usually by a consul on the Senate’s recommendation) for a specific crisis or task—rei gerundae causa (to conduct affairs, often military), holding elections, religious rites, or quelling unrest. The term was typically six months or until the job was finished; the dictator then resigned. He appointed a magister equitum (master of the horse) as lieutenant and outranked the consuls while in office. Ancient sources record roughly 90 dictatorships involving about 70 men from 501 BC to 202 BC. Use declined after the Second Punic War. The office was then revived in a much stronger, extra-constitutional form by Sulla and Caesar. After Caesar’s assassination it was abolished. Notable dictators include: Titus Larcius Flavus (c. 501 BC) — traditionally the first. Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus (458 BC and 439 BC) — the classic example of a dictator who finished his task quickly and returned to his farm. Marcus Furius Camillus (five times, including 396, 390 and 389 BC) — captured Veii and later helped recover Rome after the Gallic sack. Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus (“Cunctator,” 217 BC) — appointed during Hannibal’s invasion; used delaying tactics. Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix (82–79 BC) — first to hold the office for rewriting laws and reconstituting the state (legibus faciendis et rei publicae constituendae causa). Gaius Julius Caesar (49–44 BC, multiple terms, then dictator perpetuo) — the last and most powerful; assassinated while holding the perpetual dictatorship. A complete chronological list with magistri equitum appears on Wikipedia’s “List of Roman dictators.” Roman Empire No emperor ever held the official title of dictator. Augustus was offered it and refused because Sulla and Caesar had made the word toxic. He and later emperors exercised autocratic power through other titles (princeps, imperator, Augustus, later dominus) while preserving republican forms on the surface. The office itself disappeared with the Republic. In short: the Republic had many official dictators (most short-term and limited); the Empire had none by that name.

I vote for Our Groyper Fuhrer Fuentes! 🐸

So, we haven’t been able to democratically elect a strong, trustworthy leader that can serve the people and lead the nation. So…we should just allow dictatorship… that will serve the people and lead the nation? This is literally self licking lollipop logic. Knock it off.

Definitely

Polybius believed that systems go in cycle with crisis inbetween (anacyclosis). From king to tyranny, followed by aristocracy, then olygarchy, next democracy, ending in ochlocracy. Then start over again. All six are unworkable because benign rapidly transforms into bad ones.

I’ve been arguing with my grandpa about this since I was in 5th grade. It’s obvious America needs a reset and that reset should be a dictatorship founded on Christian National Socialism.

Yep, that's what America needs, an American Hitler. Back to the 20s and 30s folks! We are in Weimar Republic!

The people yearn for Rome

Jesus Christ do I really have to explain why dictators are bad? Fuck the founding fathers and what they stood for. A dictator would literally just be a pawn for the oligarchs worse than Trump. You all are lost.

Yeah I think it's time we admit Adolf was right and we fought the wrong enemy in WW2.

Soooo do you guys still pretend to care about the constitution or are you freaks finally fully mask off.

The only dictator America will get is a far-left woke one, careful what you wish for

Been saying this for years. Even to the point of too much freedom of speech is a detriment to modern politics because radicalism finds other radicals and they corrupt and manipulate more minds. Cut the root while its still short than having a problem of a mature grown tree

Dictatorship is never required. PEOPLE. PEOPLE need to stand up. Unfortunately it’s gonna take a few dozen heroes to get the spark going.

Then what? Sacrifice half of the population to bring down the dictator?

Yes.

Multicultural society naturally end up with a dictatorship.

Holy fuck I would rather have MAD happen than another old, senile, pant shitter like trump or Biden, and no I’m not sitting back and watching fucking AI brainrot JD take the American empire for a spin. YOUNG BLOOD. I’ll fucking take AOC and I fucking hate her.

These are actual national security threats, not a Juanito picking up strawberries lol
