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Voting rights only accrue to party members, and party membership is only granted after years of rigorous [[Revolutionary vanguard|ideological indoctrination]] and training. Theoretically under Democratic socialism, one need not gain power by [[murder]]ing rivals and [[cronyism]]; one must gain the trust of fellow members as a successful manager among [[policy wonk]]s and [[technocrat]]s.
Voting rights only accrue to party members, and party membership is only granted after years of rigorous [[Revolutionary vanguard|ideological indoctrination]] and training. Theoretically under Democratic socialism, one need not gain power by [[murder]]ing rivals and [[cronyism]]; one must gain the trust of fellow members as a successful manager among [[policy wonk]]s and [[technocrat]]s.
Despite the fact that Democratic Socialism supposedly counters a single-man dictatorship, its policies of expansive government involvement in peoples lives, massive regulations, and a strong association with [[secularism]] and social liberalism, makes it indistinguishable from [[communism]] and [[Progressivism]]. They all advocate [[statism]] and singie-party control by a [[technocrat]]ic [[bureaucracy]].
Despite the fact that Democratic Socialism supposedly counters a single-person dictatorship, its policies of expansive government involvement in peoples lives, massive regulations, and a strong association with [[secularism]] and social liberalism, makes it indistinguishable from [[communism]] and [[Progressivism]]. They all advocate [[statism]] and singie-party control by a [[technocrat]]ic [[bureaucracy]].
In the modern era, Democratic Socialism is the realization of [[Mikhail Gorbachev]]'s failed attempt at ''[[Perestroika]]'' - a restructuring of socialist party power and privileges while denying [[equal rights]], power sharing, and a choice of political parties to the masses.
In the modern era, Democratic Socialism is the realization of [[Mikhail Gorbachev]]'s failed attempt at ''[[Perestroika]]'' - a restructuring of socialist party power and privileges while denying [[equal rights]], power sharing, and a choice of political parties to the masses.