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All democracies today are capitalist democracies, with varying degrees of equilibrium between the bourgeoisie and the rest. I'm not sure you understand that co
by rakoo 3y ago
All democracies today are capitalist democracies, with varying degrees of equilibrium between the bourgeoisie and the rest.
I'm not sure you understand that communism, like any ideology, has multiple currents. The most common one today is trotskyism which specifically rejects the notion of bosses in the movement and only uses self-organization. Anarchim is also another system that works. Unfortunately no capitalist system will gently give away its power over the people for new forms of governance to be used.
- tim333 2y agoI'm not especially up on communism but did any of those systems let workers hold protests without repercussions in real life, as opposed to in theory?
- rakoo 2y agoYes and no, a communist system (so, not the USSR) doesn't need protests because people take part in the decisions. See the way Chiapas was run, or the Commune de Paris. Unfortunately as soon as such a system is brought up it is crushed by the alliance of capitalist forces uniting against their common enemy.