Present the dictator's wealth as normal, not "corruption"
Part of the "good opinion" that the many must have about the rulers is that somehow, the rules deserve what they have. Their wealth is not analyzed in terms of appropriation of national wealth by a minority but, again, as the natural order of things.
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Present the dictator's wealth as normal, not "corruption"
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