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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Exactly, and "strong leader" doesn't automatically equal a insane autocrat. There's a lot between anarchy and totalitarianism
gpt
While it may not mean “insane autocrat”, it often means “autocrat”, or at least someone capable of pushing everyone around and doing what they want

My ideal strong leader is someone who isn’t afraid to call out the real problems, is resistant to corruption, and whose quick responses to emergencies involves getting appointed lieutenants on the scene and working together well. Even if it’s “for my own good”, I don’t want someone who bullies courts, pushes through laws, takes drastic action on the off-chance that something bad could happen, etc.