Hobbes Philosophy

While looking at past and present governments that have constructed the globe, one wonders what exactly are the benefits and consequences of each, and which is the best. Hobbes believes the best is Monarchy. A single ruler provides the ease of governing, and with this ease comes a nation's greatness. However, through close examination of Hobbes' opinions, it is obvious that although he makes valid points, he creates them theoretically, not practically. The writings in …

…the theories behind democracy seem to thrive for in this system the corrupt need to stay in check or else be thrown out of power by the citizens. Although this is a pessimistic way to view the world, it is also the safest. And so, democracy in real society is much more efficient and a stronger choice than monarchy, because even though one hopes for a justified ruler one must be prepared for the corrupt.