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Originally posted by carmencatalina View PostDictatorships are almost always in some way military - I can't think of a single dictator that managed to stay in power without the force of the military behind him.
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Originally posted by Nemises View Postwhat ?
Last i heard people could get rid of a president by not voting for him after his term finishes.Originally posted by aretood2Jelgate is right
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Originally posted by Lord Hurin View PostThat's because you're thinking in terms of nations. What about on a merchant ship? What about Atlantis? Sure, they have their military/ security behind them, but they aren't military.
The better options are (1) pick a person the people do want in command, (2) have the person they don't like not in complete command. Otherwise, you are sitting there, waiting for the revolution to come.sigpic
Goodbye and Good Travels, Destiny!
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Originally posted by carmencatalina View PostDictatorships are almost always in some way military - I can't think of a single dictator that managed to stay in power without the force of the military behind him.
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Originally posted by The Mighty 6 platoon View PostLet's use an example here, if we replace Destiny with a base in Afghanistan and 60 or so civilian contractors have to take shelter there, does the base suddenly fall under civilian control? No it remains under military command. Civilian leader with regards to the military make policy, but the military makes the orders to carry out said policy.
1. US military can't re-supply on the destiny.
2. They're not on earth.
P.S A civilian president still controls the military in afghanistan...he can pull em out anytime he wants
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Originally posted by Nemises View PostNo you can't because:
1. US military can't re-supply on the destiny.
2. They're not on earth.
P.S A civilian president still controls the military in afghanistan...he can pull em out anytime he wants
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Originally posted by jelgate View PostBut that is not a dictarship. What the civilians are doing would just gone from a military dictarship to a civilian one
The military forced there hand and that was the only way because young doesn't listen to any civilian.
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Originally posted by The Mighty 6 platoon View PostOK so surround the base with Taliban. They can't get out, they can't be resupplied, would they still fall under civilian control if civilians were present?
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