She is famous because she is a famous soccer player in Paraguay. She is famous because she is a famous soccer player in Paraguay.
The People of Gloucester are famous for farming
Llandudno is famous for its city's
he became famous on youtube
Her mother is not famous.
they are both demagogues
They manipulated people with half-truths and scare tactics
First the kings, who were replaced by the oligarchs, who were replaced by the tyrants, who were replaced by the demagogues under the democracy
Before the death of Pericles, after which demagogues led the people astray, leading to defeat in the Peloponnesian War.
Both men talked about the unbalanced distribution of power and wealth during the hard times of the Great Depression
'Demagogue' is not a German word, it is an English word. It means 'one who is good at whipping up feelings or frenzy in a crowd'. Hitler and Lenin were demagogues.
Words play not only on the mind but also on feelings. When you `move`a person he is motivated to act, so demagogues of all ages have played upon the feelings rather than on reason....
Aristotle believed that democracy was prone to manipulation by demagogues and could lead to tyranny if the majority lacked virtue and wisdom. He favored a form of government known as polity, which combined elements of democracy and oligarchy, where power was held by a virtuous middle class.
Socrates was critical of democracy because he believed that it could be easily manipulated by demagogues and lead to unjust decision-making. He was also concerned about the influence of majority opinion over truth and reason.
1. The people were led astray by demagogues. 2. In time of defence emergency, it became necessary for the upper class to regain control to get mature leadership, and avoid indecision and bad decisions in an assembly prone to emotional responses.
Plato was critical of democracy as he believed it allowed for demagogues to manipulate the masses. He argued for a meritocratic system where philosopher-kings ruled based on their knowledge and wisdom. His ideas influenced later political theorists who sought to create more stable and just forms of government.
One inherent problem in direct democracy is tabulating the votes of the entire populace. There is no way to have a direct democracy without having a mechanism to tabulate and measure the votes.