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Dennis_Churaev [7]
4 years ago
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Would it be possible to have a socialist direct democracy? Why or why not? No, in a socialist society only a few high-ranking me

mbers of the communist party have political power. No, a direct democracy requires a free market economy which is not socialist. Yes, if everyone voted on economic decisions rather than letting markets decide them, then it could be considered a socialist direct democracy. Yes, if the society was ruled by a king who made the majority of economic decisions, it could be considered a socialist direct democracy.
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stira [4]4 years ago
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Yes, if everyone voted on economic decisions rather than letting markets decide them, then it could be considered a socialist direct democracy.
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