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A political “ideology” that is authoritarian, characterized by centralized state power, suppression of opposition, and extreme nationalism.
otoritarianisme
Shares similarities in the aspect of oppressive power.
totalitarianisme
Often used interchangeably in political contexts.
This term derives from the Italian word fascismo, which originates from fascio, meaning a bundle or tie. Historically, this ideology emerged as a political movement in Italy under the leadership of Benito Mussolini in the early 20th century. In modern discourse, the word is frequently used to critique government policies perceived as overly oppressive toward civil liberties or as imposing a singular will unilaterally.
Tindakan otoriter pemimpin itu sangat mencerminkan paham fasisme yang berbahaya bagi demokrasi.
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Definition: A state of “commotion” or public outcry involving many people triggered by a surprising or controversial event.
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