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think this question will evoke various responses depending on the environment
that one has grown up in; and what his ideal world would be. I agree with Laura when she says that everything depends on the people, and what language they understand. Personally, I prefer a democracy for a number of reasons.

In a democracy, everyone is their own master. They have the ability to practise the religion they please, preach the religion they want to preach, have the right to free speech, and more importantly have the right to vote, and choose their representatives to government.
A good argument for dictatorship would be that people would do as they please, would not be an asset to society and not contribute to society. They would not send their kids to school, nor would they pay taxes. My answer to that would be,
these kind of incidents happen if the majority of the population in the country is ignorant , caused by illiteracy, poverty and other factors. This is the situtation faced by......

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