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Mobocracy<br>|quadrant(s) = [[File:Offcompass.png]] [[Off The Compass]] <br> [[File:Dem.png]] Democracy <br> [[File:Nonquadrant.png]] Non-Quadrant}}'''Ochlocracy''' also called '''Mob Rule''' is the ideology representing Off-Compass [[File:Dem.png]][[Democracy]]. |
Mobocracy<br>|quadrant(s) = [[File:Offcompass.png]] [[:Category:Off The Compass|Off the Compass]] <br> [[File:Dem.png]] Democracy <br> [[File:Nonquadrant.png]] Non-Quadrant}}'''Ochlocracy''' also called '''Mob Rule''' is the ideology representing Off-Compass [[File:Dem.png]][[Democracy]]. |
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Ochlocracy is distinguished by the belief that literally any action is okay if it's done by the majority in any scenario, including rape, theft and murder. |
Ochlocracy is distinguished by the belief that literally any action is okay if it's done by the majority in any scenario, including rape, theft and murder. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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The term "Ochlocracy" was originally coined by the Greek historian Polybius to describe corrupted version of popular rule. The distinction between noble and corrupted versions of governmental systems was a common theme within Greek political philosophy, aligning Ochlocracy with [[Autocracy]] and [[File:Oligarchy.png]][[Oligarchy]] and against [[File:Monarch.png]][[ |
The term "Ochlocracy" was originally coined by the Greek historian Polybius to describe corrupted version of popular rule. The distinction between noble and corrupted versions of governmental systems was a common theme within Greek political philosophy, aligning Ochlocracy with [[Autocracy]] and [[File:Oligarchy.png]][[Oligarchy]] and against [[File:Monarch.png]][[Monarchism]], [[File:Arist.png]][[Aristocracy]] and [[File:Dem.png]][[Democracy]]/[[File:Republicanismpix.png]][[Republicanism]]. |
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== Personality == |
== Personality == |
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=== Books === |
=== Books === |
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=== Wikipedia === |
=== Wikipedia === |
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