Repressive Tolerance was created in 1965.
A repressive law is a legislation that restricts or suppresses certain rights or freedoms of individuals. These laws are often used by governments to control dissent and limit opposition.
The government imposed repressive measures to silence dissenting voices and maintain control over the population.
Well, repressive meaning to restrain someone's freedom, I suppose an antonym could be "nonrestrictive."
Repressive Czarist policies lead to stability and order, but discontent about loss of freedom.
A repressive religion is one that imposes strict control over its followers, often through harsh rules and punishments. It may limit individual freedom, suppress dissent, and use fear or coercion to maintain authority. Examples include cults or extremist groups that manipulate or exploit their members.
Depending on context, "severe" can mean unbearable, formidable, inordinate, outrageous, inflexible, oppressive, repressive, forbidding, unfriendly
Companies taking advantage of low labor costs don't make trouble for repressive governments.
If a company objects to a repressive government, they might not be allowed to do business in that country anymore.
Yes , because repressive governments doesn't believe in human rights. :) apex @you_CRAVE_gucci bxtches <3
Repressive.
Companies taking advantage of low labor costs don't make trouble for repressive governments.