But it certainly is disingenuous to treat authoritarianism like a boolean property - rather than acknowledging (or far better, quantifying) the difference in degree to which taking or leveraging authority is chosen over other approaches to leadership.
I told an aggressively pushy door-to-door salesman to leave and and shut my door in his face. Am I a dictator now?
And why are your arguments framed entirely around entities that are not left and exist in a foreign political system that has no left at a party level, while drawing no connection to Canadian politics nor the Canadian political parties that are actually under discussion? That’s a weird choice for a Canadian who isn’t intellectually captured by American media or actually someone/thing of other origin working from a script.
But it certainly is disingenuous to treat authoritarianism like a boolean property - rather than acknowledging (or far better, quantifying) the difference in degree to which taking or leveraging authority is chosen over other approaches to leadership.
I told an aggressively pushy door-to-door salesman to leave and and shut my door in his face. Am I a dictator now?
And why are your arguments framed entirely around entities that are not left and exist in a foreign political system that has no left at a party level, while drawing no connection to Canadian politics nor the Canadian political parties that are actually under discussion? That’s a weird choice for a Canadian who isn’t intellectually captured by American media or actually someone/thing of other origin working from a script.