culture   totalitarian regimes
6 commonsense assertions
Concepts (6) • freedom of speech (1) • government surveillance (1) • elections (1) • holding captive (1) • political rhetoric (1) • revolutionaries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 freedom of speech totalitarian regimes In totalitarian regimes, freedom of speech is severely limited and dissenting voices are suppressed through censorship and oppression. 4
2 government surveillance totalitarian regimes Totalitarian regimes use pervasive surveillance to monitor and control their populations without regard for privacy rights. 2
3 elections Totalitarian regimes Elections in totalitarian regimes are often manipulated to maintain power and suppress opposition. 1
4 holding captive Totalitarian regimes Totalitarian regimes use holding captives as a way to suppress and control political dissent with state approval. 1
5 political rhetoric Totalitarian regimes Political rhetoric in totalitarian regimes is marked by propaganda, manipulation, and suppression of dissenting views. 1
6 revolutionaries Totalitarian regimes Totalitarian regimes suppress revolutionaries for fear of overthrowing the government. 1