PsychologyfromPsychology Today2 weeks agoThe Tyrant's Paradox: We Don't Want to Have What He's HavingTyrannical leaders typically exhibit malignant narcissism; their grandiosity, cruelty, impulsivity, and manipulative skills enable their rise but ultimately cause overreach and collapse.
US politicsfromThe Verge6 months agoSome patriotic reflections on Independence DayThe Declaration of Independence proclaimed unalienable rights, justifying rebellion against tyranny.
Right-wing politicsfromThe Atlantic7 months agoThe Tyrant TestAmerican presidents have traditionally defined tyrants as leaders who use military force against their own citizens.
France politicsfromwww.nytimes.com7 months agoThis French Senator Has Become Trump's European NemesisClaude Malhuret passionately criticizes President Trump, warning of a drift towards tyranny echoing historical fascism.
philosophyfromA Philosopher's Blog7 months agoThe Tyranny of the Mask RevisitedHealth mandates like mask ordinances can be seen as protective rather than tyrannical when aimed at citizen welfare.
US politicsfromwww.theguardian.com8 months agoTyrants like Trump always fall and we can already predict how he will be dethroned | Simon TisdallTyrants historically fall, but Trump's unique threats may require exceptional measures for his ousting.
US politicsfromtime.com9 months ago250 Years Later, We Need Paul Revere AgainPaul Revere's historic ride symbolizes the ongoing struggle for democracy against threats to constitutional rights.The current administration is seen as undermining constitutional principles and accumulating power unchecked.
Mental healthfromPsychology Today9 months agoTyrants vs. Saints: The Power That Changes EverythingPower's true impact lies in its inward versus outward application.