Totalitarianism A Controlling System

Totalitarianism a controlling system

Introduction

This concept as such has many definitions in general, but if we see it from the most common point it is a point of view or an ideology that represents as the State Organization concentrates all its power in one place is known as a kind of regime,What means is that power and state control is centralized in only one political power, where it causes the exaltation of its power because it is not limited to do so, in totalitarianism. 

Developing

There is no kind of counterweight, since human rights are under threat by the unlimited power of the leader this regime. Totalitarianism seeks not despotic domination over men, but in a system where men are superfluous. Total power can only be achieved and safeguarded in a world of conditioned reflexes, of puppets without the lighter trait of spontaneity. This concept not only reflects at the political level as explained above.

When its definition is absolute power, it also has an economic influence, we all know that currentThe reality is that democracy as such is an illusion because without realizing it or we realize, but we prefer to do nothing is to see how the political power of our country.

As well as in many cases worldly Latin American, it is the fact of seeing how it is subjugated to the economic factor, so it is known as "corporatocracy". This is something that by nature of man or human being as we say, will be developed if we cannot control our inevitable desire to control not only our life but the lives of others, because that taste of power is something that weattracts to be able to taste it, but there is the problem that we are never satisfied with what we have.

conclusion

Both socialism and capitalism have the same objective, which is to be able to control society totally, only that the only thing that differentiates a criterion of the other is that one is that always seeks the common good (socialism)The other is responsible for rewarding people for their effort or most of the time this is not so. Totalitarianisms have constituted a phenomenon that cannot be ignored whenever you want to make a characterization of our century. His study needs to dive in his origins, which for Hannah Arendt are anti -Semitism and imperialism.