Maybe I didn't explain it very well napshnap. Sorry.
A leader is appointed through the ballot box, takes the role by force or in the case of a ruling monarchy through birth right. The removal of a democratically elected leader can be by way of the ballot box the next time it is used or in all three cases by force/disobedience. History is full of such events. I cited the 'boat people' as an example of an irresistible force. The authorities in Europe cannot stop them because there are too many. Their will to get to Europe is greater than the European countries ability to repel them. If enough want to come collectively they will come and have come.
The will of the people (the mob) is the most powerful force in a country. A stable leader manages that will and draws a balance between what they want and what 'the mob' wants. If the leader denies 'the mob' too much they will dispose them and there will be nothing the leader can do to prevent them. I don't see 'the mob' in the shape of the 'boat people' as political (other than how some of our politicians have tried to weaponise them). They are nobody's tool.