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[[Democratic Socialism]] is entirely intolerant [[single-party]] totalitarianism. Because Marxist doctrine and socialism intrinsically is [[anti-democratic]] and prone to dictatorship and corruption, the [[oxymoron]]ic phrase, "Democratic Socialism" was crafted as an internal reform movement that demanded voting rights exclusively among party members for the "collective leadership" of the "[[revolutionary vanguard|permanent revolution]]."

[[Democratic Socialism]] is entirely intolerant [[single-party]] totalitarianism. Because Marxist doctrine and socialism intrinsically is [[anti-democratic]] and prone to dictatorship and corruption, the [[oxymoron]]ic phrase, "Democratic Socialism" was crafted as an internal reform movement that demanded voting rights exclusively among party members for the "collective leadership" of the "[[revolutionary vanguard|permanent revolution]]."

Like all questions in [[Marxist dialectics]], you never really get a straight answer to anything. Words and language keep evolving to fit the needs of the moment. Social Democracy essentially is incremental socialism in a mixed economy; Democratic Socialism is a political [[cult]] that aims at totalitarian control.

Social Democracy is incremental socialism in a mixed economy; Democratic Socialism is a political [[cult]] that aims at totalitarian control.

==History==

==History==