Personal Statement: If I Am A Racist Dictator

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If I was a fascist dictator I would not prohibit anything. I would want everyone to be equal and have the same rights, and I feel like if it was like that no one would want to rebel against me and I could maintain power easily. There would also be laws but it would be common laws like for when you commit a crime. If I was a dictator I feel like my country would thrive. When I say everyone will be equal I meant it. Every race and religion would be equal and everyone would be treated like the person next to them would be treated. If someone commits a crime no matter what they look like or what religion they are they will get the same punishment that someone else who committed the crime did. There would be no separation between races and everyone

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