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'''Democratic Socialism''' is a political [[ideology]] 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 [[Revolutionary vanguard|career promotion]] through party elections to positions of "[[Collectivism|collective leadership]]."
'''Democratic Socialism''' is a political [[ideology]] 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 [[Revolutionary vanguard|career promotion]] through party elections to positions of "[[Collectivism|collective leadership]]."
Voting rights only accrue to party members, and party membership is only granted after years of rigorous ideological indoctrination, training and testing. 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 ideological indoctrination and training. 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-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]].