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Democratic Socialism (view source)
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'''Democratic Socialism''' in practice is a political system that allows [[democratic]] rights of party members under [[socialist]] theory. It is a counterbalancing measure to [[dictatorship]] and [[personality cult]]s, and provides a pathway for career advancement through party elections to positions of "[[Collectivism|collective leadership]]."
'''Democratic Socialism''' in practice is a political system that allows [[democratic]] rights of party members under [[socialist]] theory. It is a counterbalancing measure to [[dictatorship]] and [[personality cult]]s, and provides a pathway for career advancement through party elections to positions of "[[Collectivism|collective leadership]]."
An agreed upon definition of Democratic Socialism [[ideology]] remains controversial. Historically, defintions fall in three overall groups: (1) used by [[Lenin]]'s [[leftwing]] opponents; (2) what [[North Korea]] calls itself; and (3) what [[Bernie Sanders]] and many members of the [[Democratic Party]] call themselves.
An agreed upon definition of Democratic Socialism [[ideology]] remains controversial. Historically, defintions fall in three overall groups: (1) used by [[Lenin]]'s [[leftwing]] opponents; (2) what [[North Korea]] calls itself; and (3) what [[Bernie Sanders]] and many members of the [[Democratic party]] call themselves.
==What it is==
==What it is==