About Eeyore

Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

3 Replies to “Aristotle on tyrants and kings”

  1. I think Dear Leader holds hope, yet, for his own kick at tyranny. He has tried so very hard. He has a tattered copy of Tyranny For Dummies by his bedside which he recites to his gay lovers every night, his father was a tyrant, his stepfather, Pierre, was a Nazi, and his mommy was nuts.

    In fact, with all the technology at their disposal I’m surprised the likes of Macaroni, Felchi, Johnson, Merkel and every other budding tyrant have not had greater success since the polarity of the Iron Curtain flipped in ’89. So what is their secret to failure, thus far?

    Maybe because their regional leadership roles to the worldwide ambitions of globalist tyranny subverviates them to be, well, regional. There appears to be opposing brands of globalist tyranny that have emerged: an Eastern and Western style at odds over Keynesianism vs. Austrian economics. Of course, Dear Leader signaled his own fealty to the former in the very first week of his rule by selling off Canada’s last gold. Yes, he is schooled in dialectics, but he is stupid, because a debt-based monetary regime never wins.

  2. Thus, by the definition of Aristotle, Trudeau is a tyrant and a traitor to the common man.