What is your most despised goverment type?

[New Sapienta]

What type of goverment do you hate with a passion? For me it is Fascism, and racial nationalism. I hate Fascism because of it's comple demolishment of political freedoms, and I hate racial nationalism because it's hypocritical.

[West Harristan]

For NS, Left-Leaning College State.

In real-life, a communist/socialist government or a psychotically liberal one.

[The USOT]

Fascism. Just really not a fan of nationalism, and hate authoritarian governments

[Conserative Morality]

Absolutist monarchy and anarchy. I'm pretty okay with fascism in comparison to most people. I don't think it'd be my first choice for government, but I don't really think it's the most terrible idea in theory.

In practice it can get a bit bumpy though.

[New Sapienta]

For NS, Left-Leaning College State.

In real-life, a communist/socialist government or a psychotically liberal one.

Heh, I often slip in between my current centrist and the left-leaning college state goverments.

[The Celestial Flame]

They kind that thinks it can attack us and have nothing happen to them.
They lose so much of their civilian population.

[Coccygia]

Easy. Fascism. The polar opposite of all I hold dear. Kill the basterds, I sez.

[Conserative Morality]

Easy. Fascism. The polar opposite of all I hold dear. Kill the basterds, I sez.

The polar opposite indeed.

[EnragedMaldivians]

Theocracy. Especially, Abraham flavoured theocracy.

[Xeng He]

Anything with any racial or religious basis, and most totalitarian ideas.

Other than that...there's not much I really hate in terms of governmental systems.

[The Akkadian Empire]

Totalitarianism Dictatorship, specifically, Nazism. Was just another example of The Cancer that infested the Germanic Lands Pre-Unification.

[Occupied Deutschland]

Would totalitarianism count? Or is that just a description of government practices and operations?
If not, Dictatorships/Absolute Monarchies/etc. are probably the ones I hate the most.

[Unsolicited Hypocrites]

Any that watches, harasses, kidnaps, maims or kills. For comparative purposes, those which partake of these activities to higher degree than their fellows. Despise is a far too vigorous piece of verbiage.

[Anitgrum]

1 Absolute Monarchy (especially when Divine Right is used a justification)
2 Nazism
3 Elective Monarchy/ Aristocracy
4 Theocracy
5 Dictatorships/ Autocracy
6 Fascism
7 Oligarchy/Plutocracy
8 Constitutional Monarchy

[Bengera]

Anarchy. Sounds like madness.

[Occupied Deutschland]

Anarchy. Sounds like madness.

You mean it sounds like politics?

[New Manvir]

Totalitarianism in all of its forms.

[Unsolicited Hypocrites]

Anarchy. Sounds like madness.

I suppose it all depends on who's telling it to you. Some tell it like a utopia, others says it's the poor ruling, others say it's the rich ruling, some say it's all ruling, some say it's none ruling.

[Malaysii]

1 Absolute Monarchy (especially when Divine Right is used a justification)
2 Nazism
3 Elective Monarchy/ Aristocracy
4 Theocracy
5 Dictatorships/ Autocracy
6 Fascism
7 Oligarchy/Plutocracy
8 Constitutional Monarchy Anarchy

This, almost exactly.

[Genivaria]

Theocratic Fascism. (redundant I know)
I can already see the torches and pitchforks.

[Unsolicited Hypocrites]

1 Absolute Monarchy (especially when Divine Right is used a justification)
2 Nazism
3 Elective Monarchy/ Aristocracy
4 Theocracy
5 Dictatorships/ Autocracy
6 Fascism
7 Oligarchy/Plutocracy
8 Constitutional Monarchy Anarchy

This, almost exactly.

Anarchy is a government type like atheism is a religion.

[Malaysii]

This, almost exactly.

Anarchy is a government type like atheism is a religion.

I suppose you could say that. Still, I dislike it more than most other types, so I'll just go with it.

[Rhodmhire]

A theocracy in pretty any form because no matter how you slice it, since it's really hard not to be completely unfair to a significant fraction of the population of just about any country with it being the general form.

At least in even some theoretical secular dictatorships, if they're done the right way, the government can function without giving a big middle finger to anyone and everyone who doesn't regard X holy manuscript(s) as sacred, objective, divine law.

EDIT: The exception here might be a very, very fluid, tolerant religion which assumes theocratic rule in a more desirable form (maybe a republic or democracy of sorts). However, I doubt this would last long or even come into being in the ideal way that I would like. Even if it did, it'd still displease many people who practice different religions or do not practice a religion at all.

[Nationstatelandsville]

Fascism. Just really not a fan of nationalism, and hate authoritarian governments

This.

[Robert Magoo]

Pure democracy. It's basically formalized anarchy.