JUST PHILOSOPHISING - ON SOUTH AFRICA AND THE POST-LIBERATION PARADOX OR CURSE.! PART 4.

The 'revolutionary', in much the same way as the 'conservative', the 'conformist' and the 'reformist' is just as prone to become corrupted by their addiction to power, and/or their fear of losing it It is probably understandable that the leaders of liberation movements should think that they have a legitimate right to rule the countries which they have 'liberated.' That the country now becomes 'theirs.' Though it clearly is not 'theirs.' But what happens when they are clearly incapable, not only of competently ruling or governing it, but also do not have the prerequisites to learn to do so? Which is something which has occurred so often. As I have noted above, there can be the world of difference between leading a 'liberation army' in the field, and leading/governing a country. Of managing a situation where you do not see the politicians, the ordinary people who do not agree with your perspectiv...