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The opposite of a totalitarian regime, is the Leftist Syriza party, in Greece. This shows where democracy is corrupt; the people vote for leftist policies, time and again - people want the government to foot the bill; they'd rather someone else pay their expenses...until things go awry. Democratic corruption shows itself in various ways, mostly, it is national indebtedness. Politicians in democratic nations, bribing voters for rule over the nation, is no governmental authority, in its peoples' best interests. However, democracy is imperfect, a totalitarian regime places the authority of the people in charge above the human rights of the individual. This too, is cronyism - and leads to decisions, not in the better interests of their nation. There needs to be a check and balance against the latter cronyism - but, there is not. Take for example Putin's FSB. It is Russian KGB. And, on behalf of Putin, various political opponents have been murdered. As well, Putin 'owns' various commercial interests...through cronyism...However, in a western nation, the courts are supposed to be independent of the governing authority. If this were true, Edward Snowden would not need to be afraid of an automatic 'guilty' verdict upon setting foot on US soil - justice is oftentimes, a sham...regardless; it is a tool for the controlling interests. Western leaders need to get over their jealous feelings toward totalitarian leaders' abilities to call shots, and stay in power - the problem with democracies, is that they are little more than popularity contests. The leadership skills of Putin, and JinPing vastly surpass the U.S. President; they can accomplish much more, in a shorter period of time. However, democratic leaders, like David Cameron, and Angela Merkel demonstrate exceptionally good leaders from Western Nations...In Canada, a man named Justin Trudeau, son of deceased former PM, Pierre Trudeau. He is highly touted for the following reasons: Birth name, Face, Gender, Race...and little else; his policies of bribing voters for power is an old tune...yet, his popularity rivals the incumbent PM, Stephen Harper.