Sentences with phrase «of totalitarian state government»
This was our rude awakening to life under the control of totalitarian state government.
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The people you list were totalitarian leaders of nations who happened to head governments that did not endorse or give support to any religion as a matter of Marxist instruction because the state HAD used religion since the beginning of history to take advantage of people.
Yet the implication is that our government and way of life have a monopoly on truth — an attitude characteristic of totalitarian states, not one embodied in traditional American values.
But as laws in a traditional government are of a negative nature, defining the boundaries of behavior, but insufficient in themselves to inspire it, so terror is insufficient in a totalitarian state to motivate and guide human behavior.
If you are interested in states where the government handles all the affairs of daily life (i.e., there is no private sphere) the word you are looking for is «totalitarian».
A political regime, having totalitarian aspirations, ideologically based on a relationship between business and the centralized government, business - and - government control of the marketplace, repression of criticism or opposition, a leader cult and exalting the state and / or religion above individual rights.
The story takes place in the republic of Panem, where the United States has broken into 12 districts and, as a penalty for a failed uprising against the totalitarian government decades earlier, each district must offer one boy and one girl between the ages of 12 and 18 to participate in The Hunger Games, where the «tributes» must participate in a nationally televised battle to the death.
The film depicts a totalitarian future in which the all - powerful government of Panem (in what was once the United States) demands an annual «tribute» of two youths from each of its 12 districts to fight to the death in a televised event known as the Hunger Games.
Communism: A totalitarian system of government in which a single authoritarian government party controls state - owned means of production.
Additionally, I wonder how you have accounted for any variety of negative externalities associated with using fossil fuels — say environmental impacts, health impacts, and the opportunity costs of enriching the governments of totalitarian states deny vast swaths of their citizens access to basic civil rights — as a start.