In a dictatorship how is the rule of law regarded

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The rule of law isn't regarded or respected at all. The ruler can break the rules as they please because in dictatorship, one person has absolute power.

i.e.: The country Sneep ( clearly fictional) is under a dictatorship. The ruler is Jeff.
There's a rule forbidding people from scratching in public.
Jeff scratches himself in public.

Only Jeff finds relief to his itches in public.

Only Jeff

slamgirl [31]3 years ago

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Hello there ;)

It could be Marshal law, absolute law, there’s tons of laws. Dictators rule with an iron fist, that’s how they keep their power. They’re very loyal to their advisers and such, but they manipulate and toy with the people.

Hope this helps some >.<

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