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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
Yet your example disproves your hypothesis, because I see no real difference between the democracy of Singapore 30 years ago and today. Like North Korea, the the son of the leader then is now the leader.
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His father was a dictator he is not. He was democratically elected. During his father's period the press was completely censored, all opposition partys were outlawed, and people who voiced dissent were jailed. The system is much more democratic now.
North Korea, as time has gone on, has become more and more repressive.
