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Forum : Quotes : It is a grave error to suppose that a dictatorship rules a n... 
 It is a grave error to suppose that a dictatorship rules a nation by means of strict, rigid laws which are obeyed and enforced with rigorous, military precision. Such a rule would be evil, but almost bearable; men could endure the harshest edicts, provided these edicts were known, specific and stable; it is not the known that breaks men’s spirits, but the unpredictable. A dictatorship has to be capricious; it has to rule by means of the unexpected, the incomprehensible, the wantonly irrational; ... Ayn Rand “Antitrust: The Rule of Unreason,” The Objectivist Newsletter, Feb. 1962, 5
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