It will be natural for the common people to question the king s actions once and a while. The problem lies in the fact that the common people are not allowed to question the actions of the king. The second point is the fact that oppression of the citizens will be necessary to protect the security of the governmental institution. Oppression will be required to restrain any methods of a governmental reform. With oppression comes severe censorship.
Censorship is necessary to keep fresh new ideas out of the citizens minds.
With this censorship, the worst form of ignorance possible not being allowed to know will develop. The ignorance forced upon the citizens violates their natural born right to try and achieve the best possible life for themselves. Now, the argument may be made that the citizens have made a covenant with their king, and in doing so gave up some of their freedom. Let me dismiss this argument with the following reason. It is a fact that very few people actually pledge their allegiance to the king.