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Changing Places With Evil Superman
I would change places with Evil Superman. Why would I want to change places with a villain? Well being an all-powerful villain means I could force people to work together, stop corruption, and end world hunger. The entire world would be under one flag. I would spread the wealth and would let people use free enterprise to run their companies. Freedom of thought will be allowed, but elections will not. Politicians and business owners will be too afraid to be unethical; this would prevent shady practices. Spending money and resources on wars would no longer be required since the whole world will be united. Education will be required and free for the populace. Am I technically a dictator? Sure, but the world would finally acquire peace and (limited)

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