How to Survive a Dictatorship

Most of us live in countries with a democratic government. We rely on it to run the country, and make the right decisions. But what if the government changed? And the next thing you know, you're living under the rule of a dictatorship? Your life could change dramatically. What would be different?
How likely is it that your country could become a dictatorship? What could you do to stop a dictatorship from seizing power? And who could you trust?

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[Fanny-gege]

- Speak up
- Keep your head down

> Choose one

[dmclegg]

We just lost our democracy I guess I need this video now.

[MichaelDeschaine]

Going to be really useful right about now

[cletusjones]

I’ve worked in companies that felt like a dictatorship. Constant surveillance, regimented behavior, groupthink, petty tyranny(management ), etc.

[Persian]

I'm from Iran. Everyone wants out and everybody's life is a constant nightmare. Know the worth of your freedoms and try to make your country better everyday. Don't let anyone who presents their ideas as facts and tries to force you to believe in them, take power in countries.

[FelipeOliveira-rses]

Suggestion for the next video: How to survive in Medieval Europe.

[supremeleader]

As a Chinese, I have many experiences with this.

[puneeth_sai]

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[Berzy]

Me: clicking on this video immediately without looking at the title
Also me: sees the title and thinks instantly at north korea

[Zed_H]

Little do we hear about Myanmar

I'm not fron Myanmar tho. but its sad what's happening there.

[mattfisher]

Welcome to this nightmare in the death of democracy. And here come the brown shirts with red hats. America has just learned what Germany 1934 looks like.

[jacobfields]

Only two major dictators come to mind?

Did they forget that Stalin was also a thing in the last century? Also pretty sure Mao would’ve fit their definition of a dictator..

[charlotteg]

We’d all better start figuring out how to live this way, now. Thanks america!

[nellzdablackking]

Next video: How to Survive a Revolutionary War.

[DGJunkie]

Step 1: Don't let the government take away your ability to fight back.
Step 2: Fight back.

[phonethiha]

Me, a burmese living in myanmar.:Why did this pop up in my recommendations!

[shivamsolanke]

"Politicians and diapers must change often and for the same reason."
~ Mark Twain.

[joannerev]

Me: I don't need to watch this

My brain: just in case ....

[samqureshii]

Step 1 : Speak Up against dictatorship
Step 2 : Find a safe spot to bury one who spoke up 😂

[vishalydv]

I'm forwarding this to Kim Jo Un whatever his name is😂🤣