Arjun says the country would run better if one powerful leader made the laws, ran the government…
Arjun says the country would run better if one powerful leader made the laws, ran the government, and judged the court cases, because decisions would be quick. Is quick the same as good here?
Who do you think is right? Pick one.
The answer: No, that's dangerous
Why
Credit that one person deciding everything WOULD be faster — true. What's missing: if the same person makes the law, enforces it, AND judges whether it was broken, no one can stop them being unfair — no check. The Constitution splits these three jobs among different bodies (lawmakers, government, courts) so each can check the others. Like a shop where one person can't be seller, cashier AND auditor, or theft goes uncaught. Slower but safe. Speed isn't worth giving one person the power to do anything.
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