Summary
This quote suggests that when a multitude of people become tyrants, the tyranny they impose is even more oppressive. It implies that the power and influence of a group can enhance and magnify the negative aspects of tyranny, leading to a heightened degree of control and oppression. The quote serves as a warning that when a large number of individuals abuse their power, the consequences can be detrimental and severe. It highlights the potential dangers of unchecked authority in a collective setting.
Topics
Tyranny
By Edmund Burke