| | ::You're correct that America is a Constitutional Republic, and not a democracy. However, I'm not just talking about America. I'm talking about the West in general. Many countries in the West ''are'' democracies, and many of the ones that aren't have governments that heavily rely on the democratic process in order to function (America falls in that category). So when I said "democracy," I didn't mean just democracies. I meant countries that heavily rely on the democratic process in order to function, in general. Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, and Revolutionary France (particularly during the Reign of Terror) cannot be placed in that grouping. All three of those regimes had leaders who either substantially interfered in the democratic process itself or substantially interfered in the legislature's ability to function as a forum controlled by a even a simple majority its members. Although they did have the democratic process used, it did not play anywhere near the role that it does in the West today (even in America).--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 19:36, 31 August 2018 (EDT) | | ::You're correct that America is a Constitutional Republic, and not a democracy. However, I'm not just talking about America. I'm talking about the West in general. Many countries in the West ''are'' democracies, and many of the ones that aren't have governments that heavily rely on the democratic process in order to function (America falls in that category). So when I said "democracy," I didn't mean just democracies. I meant countries that heavily rely on the democratic process in order to function, in general. Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, and Revolutionary France (particularly during the Reign of Terror) cannot be placed in that grouping. All three of those regimes had leaders who either substantially interfered in the democratic process itself or substantially interfered in the legislature's ability to function as a forum controlled by a even a simple majority its members. Although they did have the democratic process used, it did not play anywhere near the role that it does in the West today (even in America).--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 19:36, 31 August 2018 (EDT) |
| | + | Corporatism is an economically third position, authoritarian ideology that advocates for the organization of society in different areas of employment like agriculture, military, Engineering etc called "corporations" which the government assigns people to and your employment into these is designated by your interests and skills, then the government sets a goal like for example the production of 40,000 cars per month with the expectation the standard is met. |