Generally speaking this is an administrative form of government, Totalitarian. A Totalitarian form of government can exist in almost any base form of government. For example a Totalitarian: Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship, Oligarchy; however some form of governments would specifically limit it, so would not (at least in theory) be possible, such as a Totalitarian Republic.
A Totalitarian government is not a single base form of government, it is an administrative type of government that requires a base form of government to exist. You can have a, Totalitarian: Dictatorship, Monarchy, Oligarchy, Democracy, etc. but you cannot have a 'free form totalitarian' government as it has no base existence.
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North Korea, Syria, Libya, Cambodia.
In a totalitarian regime, the state typically exerts control over all aspects of life, including property ownership. While private property may exist in some totalitarian systems, it is often heavily regulated and subject to state authority. The government may claim ownership or the right to seize property as needed, undermining true private ownership. Overall, the concept of private property in totalitarian contexts is often more nominal than substantive.
Yes. The Government and Statemay not be formally recognized by other countries, but if its own inhabitants recognize it as the (for them) only lawful rulers and accept its laws and regulations, the Government will in fact exist and function. A good example of this is the Government of the Kurdish part of Iraq.
A leader in any nation with a self appointed ruler usually does not allow any political party than his or her own party to exist. This is usually called a dictatorship or a totalitarian government.
government can exist without state but the state can't exist without government.
that government should exist by the consent of the people.
Government should exist with the consent of the people.
Of course lesbians exist. There are millions of them.