Can Dictatorships Fix Nations? | FriendZone Debate
Summary
FriendZone | Make Friends ⋅ Fun Chill Active Chat ⋅ VC Social Gaming ⋅ Memes ⋅ Nitro Emojis ⋅ Anime hosts a deep dive into political history. This community discussion explores whether authoritarian leadership can effectively stabilize unstable nations, using the historical examples of Korea and Singapore. Members analyze the impact of homogeneous societies on governance and the effectiveness of force in national development.
Korea back in the 90s was horrible and currency worth nothing when they got a dictator he flipped the entire country and transformed it in a few years into what we know as today
True also Singapore
Yh, sometimes force has to happen to extremely unstable countries in order to balance it again
I’m trynna rmb my korean history.
Are you talking about the imf crisis?
Or the 5th republic??
yes it could work a lot better than democracy if a country is in a problem..
but
this can only work in a country which has homogeneous population
and society
like korea is one of the worlds biggest homogeneous society
thats why it worked there
Wb singapore
but population of singapore itself is really less
could be the reason
but sometimes a good dictator can even do good in a country
with people of different culture
