Regardless of how powerful they may become, rulers need to use their sense of hearing. Aversion to listening to the people’s voice inevitably alienates the governed sooner or later, no matter how convinced they are of the ideology or how robust their partisan affiliation is. When those in positions of power do not listen to their subjects, supporters, or even opponents, when their police prohibit criticism and skepticism or ban their subjects from raising their voices, this creates only a surface image of cohesion shattered once one looks a little deeper.
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