How can the people of the World remove dictators of individual countries, without war?
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Encouraging revolution...
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An just how would you enforce a population cap without using inhuman methads?  Those countries that have tried to regulate births frequently use inhuman methods and still fail.
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Ideas:\n\n1)  Kill everyone except for one person.  Nobody to fight with.\n\n2)  Massive amounts of drugs available for everyone.  Read "A Brave New World" for how this would turn out :-P\n\n3)  Accept that you aren't responsible for other people's state of inner turmoil, and find peace within yourself.  The whole world feels more peaceful this way.
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How do we get rid of people like you?
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Military can easily become the most powerful body in a lesser developed nation. This is because there are no proper checks and balances, there may not be proper laws and even if these things are present the military can still take over using their superior organisation and advanced weapons and aircrafts. \n\nFrom that point a dictatorship starts in the country. As in any dictatorship the dictator can do almost anything. He can do whatever he wants. Sometimes he can even mislead the public and swing their support in his favour. He uses media to promote himself and restrict opponents. This makes it very difficult for political opponents. They can't pass their messages to the public. All opposition rallies and meetings are restricted. They cant even fight with the dictator coz they do not have the weaponry the military has. The only chance the country then has to get out of this hole is foreign help. A bigger country can help that nation overthrow that leader through their power.
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if you mean how you can get rid of your enemies?\nof course by BEFRIENDING them
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Can you boil down a group of 250 million people (in the US - 1 Billion+ in China), to just a few leaders.\n\nPeople around the world are complex and individual, don't sell them short... in some countries they may have very little choice as to who their leaders are.  In most democratic countries governments ebb and flow with the passage of time... never perfect but hopefully improving in some areas as time goes by.
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by eliminating mankind.
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There is another dictator having armies the world over, even in other countries where he has no business to enter forcibly. \nWhat are the foreign armies doing in Afghanistan and Iraq except for killing the innocent locals and getting killed their own innocent soldiers?
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ALL IT NEEDS IS FOR MOST OF THESE COUNTRIES TO STOP FIGHTING CIVIL WARS OR FOR THE DICTATORS OF THESE COUNTRIES TO SPEND MONEY ON THE SANITATION OF THESE COUNTRIES INSTEAD OF BANK ROLLING THERE ARMIES OR STASHING THE CASH IN SWISS ACCOUNT UNTIL ITS TIME TO FLEE
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Dictatorships in the modern sense tend to exert their power without any regard to the moral or ethical consequences of their actions. They hardly ever come to power by democratic means, often being installed by a coup d'état or revolution. Often they will assert that they are using their powers, like ancient Roman dictators, to deal with the enormity of some emergency, real or imagined. However, dictators and their governments rarely lay down their power once any such crisis has abated. In the lack thereof, they sometimes invent their own, such as in the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin.\n\nSuch regimes survive out of the fear the people have for the government. Dictatorships often use armed force, propaganda, and arbitrary detention to enforce their will, and usually suppress any opinion which runs counter to their own. Dictators in single-party states, as opposed to military juntas, often create single-party states without elections, or with rigged or heavily biased ones.\n\n\nGenocide is defined by the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (CPPCG) article 2 as any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, as such: "Killing members of the group; Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group; Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part; Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group; and forcibly transferring children of the group to another group."\n\nWhy not ask the question, "which national leaders are commiting genocide?" \n\nPresident Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir of Sudan possibly\nand depending on who you ask President George W. Bush of USA
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The short answer is "You don't".  These cultures will not readily embrace democracy and would need the US to force them to accept it.  The US insistence on democracy in Iraq is doomed to failure, and this will become increasingly more apparent as the years go by and the fighting against the US presence continues.  Iraq is a special case because if left without a strong dictator the country will tend to break up into separate states, much the same way Yugoslavia did.\n\nTrying to make democracy work in Iraq is like pushing a wet noodle uphill.
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World peace. Unfortunately that not going to happen. They only thing we can do at this time is just keep a very careful watch. The sad thing is there is no way to destroy them. By deactivating them we just turn them off. They can be reactivated.
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these is no change at all cause it just a changing of a dictator to another dictator... only a change of political ideas but no drastic change to the country itself... yes yes Russia became a world wide threat because of its communist belief but its simply just on the outside politically and still people continuing to suffer like throughout the history of Russia so there is no change
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I believe so but no leader gets acclaimation from ALL the people, only a majority. To make it all more complicated, dictators may originally get support(acclaimation) from other countries and later suffer their wrath. You can read more at Wikipedia, which includes links to several such dictators in Africa.
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No...This is not fair...\nthey are private citizens..\nOnly dictatorships & communist nations can do this...
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Nope.  We have enough problems already without taking on those of the rest of the world too.