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| − | '''Social republicanism''' is to [[republicanism]] what legalization of [[homosexuality]] is to nature. It advocates [[socialism]] under a [[republic]], which is impossible since socialist countries always end up to be [[ | + | '''Social republicanism''' is to [[republicanism]] what legalization of [[homosexuality]] is to nature. It advocates [[socialism]] under a [[republic]], which is impossible since socialist countries always end up to be [[dictatorship]]s. |
==In France== | ==In France== | ||
Latest revision as of 03:36, January 4, 2017
Social republicanism is to republicanism what legalization of homosexuality is to nature. It advocates socialism under a republic, which is impossible since socialist countries always end up to be dictatorships.
In France
Social republicanism is mostly present in France, with the far-left party Front de Gauche and it's leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who identifies as a republican socialist.
Relation with Democratic Socialism
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a prominent figure of social republicanism in France, is an admirer of Bernie Sanders, who he thinks could have won against Donald Trump and could change the world.