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Why are authoritarian and totalitarian systems considered unlimited governments?

Why are authoritarian and totalitarian systems considered unlimited governments?
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Why are authoritarian and totalitarian systems considered unlimited governments?

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Because authoritarian and totalitarian systems allow their leaders to exert unlimited control over their citizens, they can do as they please and their subjects cannot do anything against their rule.
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