R. Jacob Baker, PhD, PE
professor emeritus of electrical and computer engineering  

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The following types of governments are bad. 

Totalitarianism - government asserts control (beyond laws to protect life, liberty, and the pursuit 

of happiness) over all aspects of peoples' lives (e.g., who they can love, what they can believe, the

news they get, etc.). There are no personal freedoms (choices) in a totalitarian governed country. 

Authoritarianism (much more common in modern times than totalitarianism) - limited individual 

freedoms, which are set by the government. Extreme authoritarianism (no freedoms) is totalitarianism. 

Fascism (uncommon in modern times) - government is run by a dictator using force.  

Socialism - government runs, either by outright ownership or overregulation, all businesses. There 

are no privately run businesses in socialism.     

Communism - government owns all property and runs all businesses. There is no private property

and there are no privately run businesses in communism.        

Democratic Socialism or Communism - the government in socialism or communism is elected.