Political Protest under the Totalitarian System

This document deals with the principles presumed in the political protest against the totalitarian regime. Contrary to the Utilitarian view on participation in political protest actions (K. D. Opp, M. Taylor), the author attempts to present a moral model of political protest action. According to this model, the main reason and theme of challenging the regime is a breach of concessions, which is a misunderstanding of the moral identity and basic qualities of individuals and all groups (ie church, family, country) It puts you in danger.

Totalism is an extreme version of authoritarianism. The main difference between authoritarianism and totalitarianism is the existence of social and economic systems that are not controlled by the government. Based on the work of Yale University Political Scientist Juanlinz, Paul C. Sondolo of Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs studied the characteristics of authoritarian and totalitarian dictators and organized them into charts: (2) role The concept distinguishes between totalitarian and authoritarian. Authoritarians think of themselves as individuals and are extremely satisfied with the current management and maintenance. Totalitarian self-concept is mainly object theory. Tyrant is not a person, it is an essential function to lead the universe and change its shape.

Totalism is an authoritarian political system or state that regulates and controls all aspects of the public sector and the private sector. The totalitarian regime has established complete political, social and cultural control over their subjects. In general, totalitarian is usually a single mass party led by dictators, attempts to mobilize the whole nation to support the official ideology of the state, intolerance of activities not aimed at state goals, ordinary Business, union, church and political party carry out oppression and national control. The totalitarian regime is a modern form of an authoritarian state that inherently requires sophisticated social control skills.