The Perfect Example Of Machiavelli's Kim Jong Un

In the fourth paragraph, under the subtitle The Prince, Vincent Barnett states that Machiavelli refers to all men as “ungrateful, fickle, liars, and deceivers.” He also states that men were not loyal, but greedy and self absorbed. Machiavelli also wanted the “prince” to make himself feared, but not hated. In a global perspective, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un is the perfect example of Machiavelli’s be feared, but not hated philosophy. Kim Jong Un is the current “Dictator” of North Korea. He controls a gargantuan army, which is the 4th biggest in the world, despite being one of the smallest countries on earth. This represents Kim’s power in North Korea over his citizens and how a country with a limited number of manpower can maintain such a