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** even a totalitarian society may allow for family units which govern themselves or religious freedoms | ** even a totalitarian society may allow for family units which govern themselves or religious freedoms | ||
* see "Social Organization" above | * see "Social Organization" above | ||
=== political dissent === | |||
* those disenfranchised by disparate distributions of power may seek alternative forms of expressing dissent or confronting larger powers | |||
==== asymmetric warfare ==== | |||
==== Heckler's veto ==== | |||
* disruptions of events and political advocacy deliberately intended to shut them down | |||
** ex. A threat is called in to an arena where a speech is to take place, and the venue is shut down, resulting in a "veto" of that speech, as it was not given as a result of the threat | |||
=== Revolution paradox === | === Revolution paradox === | ||