Is Yang right? Does the common folk prefer someone to rule over

Poorfags do. The educated middle class however has enough opinions to want to see them realized.

>>2769720
Of course he's right. Why do you think Communism has never actually succeeded? It's because class antagonism isn't that of a master beating his slave, with the slave wanting to escape his oppression; it's a cuck offering his resources to his bull, enjoying his own torment and humiliation. The shitters of the world NEED to be ruled over, and if nobody does, they'll force someone to the top to take their shit and oppress them.

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>>2769724
>The educated middle class however has enough opinions to want to see them realized.
As an educated middle class man I'd much rather an enlightened despot force my political will upon the country than go through the may may of liberal republics.

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>>2769744
As another educated middle class man I'd much rather continue to trust in liberal democracy despite its many flaws.

Everyone has a master that they yearn for. Emancipatory politics are a joke.

>>2769724
It's not really a class thing, it's just that being informed on politics and making informed decisions is a lot of work and most people don't care enough to put in the effort. As long as the person in charge doesn't cause issues for them personally, they could be run by squirrels for all they care.

>>2769744
yeah and have the whole system collapse after the enlightened dictator is dead and his not-so-succesful lackeys will scramble for power

>>2769720
Nobody wants to be led by anybody, but it ends up happening anyways

The reason why it works today is because people like >>2769724 think that they're free, and it'll keep working as long as the illusion lives on.

>>2769736
democracy because they can get shit done at any time (they don't mostly because they don't know what shit they are suppose to be getting done).

an inherently bad gov't is a lost cause

>>2769754
she has to be cute and have big tits though

oh and everything that she does has to be right, if I wanted a wrong decision I would risk my own opinions

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>>2769751
But what if Megas Alexandros himself came back to life again?

>>2769720
They don't necessarily want someone to rule over them making decisions, but someone in a distant enough position of authority to not interfere with their daily lives, or even help improve them, but attentive and responsive enough to keep other, more intimate and ultimately more intrusive authorities in check.

Medieval kings were very popular with the lower classes because many believed they would intercede on their behalf when barons and merchants would abuse their power.

>>2769790
Same thing happens in a democracy, its just that the change is slower and more permanent.