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'''Tyranny''' is arbitrary or unrestrained exercise of [[power]], especially by a [[tyrant]] or absolute [[ruler]].  History provides many examples of tyrannical governments ruled by a [[despot]].  Its etymological roots are in both [[Latin]] and [[Greek]]: Late Latin tyrannia, and the Greek tyrannos meaning master.  

'''Tyranny''' is the arbitrary or unrestrained exercise of [[power]], especially by a [[tyrant]] or an absolute [[ruler]].  History provides many examples of tyrannical governments ruled by a [[despot]].  Its etymological roots are in both [[Latin]] and [[Greek]]: Late Latin tyrannia and the Greek tyrannos, meaning master.  

Increasingly [[Leftist]]s demand tyranny in the form of [[liberal censorship]] or imprisonment without a speedy trial, as in the case of ordinary [[American]]s locked up indefinitely for their political protests on public property known as the [[2021 Capitol protests]].

Increasingly [[Leftist]]s demand tyranny in the form of [[liberal censorship]] or imprisonment without a speedy trial, as in the case of ordinary [[American]]s who are locked up indefinitely for their political protests on public property known as the [[2021 Capitol protests]].

[[Book of Isaiah]] contains the only express warning in the [[Bible]] against "tyrants", at {{bibleref|Isaiah|49|24-25}} ([[ESV]]):

[[Book of Isaiah]] contains the only express warning in the [[Bible]] against "tyrants", at {{bibleref|Isaiah|49|24-25}} ([[ESV]]):