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Historical analogies, such as the rise of Nazi Germany and the destructive potential of unchecked authoritarianism, are used to caution against overreach. The idea is that while some leaders are charismatic and effective, their tactics can lead society down dark paths—highlighted through comparisons with figures like Hitler, emphasizing that manipulative and charismatic leaders can steer nations toward disaster if unchecked.
Ottoman expansionism, aggressive foreign affairs, and economic interplay are acknowledged as complex but dangerous elements in current strategies. While some see strength and assertiveness in policy, others warn about the long-term costs of imperial overreach and political extremism.