They have approval-based voting, and 3 political parties. There are also factory councils for direct worker management. Public ownership is the principle aspect of their economy, and as a consequence of that they need to have robust and distributed systems for decisionmaking to keep everything running relatively smoothly.
I don’t think that’s true. He inherited the role from his father, as his father did before him.
People who oppose him sometimes appear to die in mysterious ways, and he lives a very lavish lifestyle - not something you’d associate with Marxism.
Although his communist actions should be applauded, I don’t believe his heinous acts should be overlooked.
In my opinion, this dictatorship is not true Marxism.
Wasn’t Marx pro democracy?
Yes, but I don’t see what you’re getting at here.
Is North Korea democratic? Because it looks like a dictatorship.
The “democracies” in the world are all dictatorships of capital
They have approval-based voting, and 3 political parties. There are also factory councils for direct worker management. Public ownership is the principle aspect of their economy, and as a consequence of that they need to have robust and distributed systems for decisionmaking to keep everything running relatively smoothly.
I don’t think Kim Jong Un was elected.
He was.
I don’t think that’s true. He inherited the role from his father, as his father did before him. People who oppose him sometimes appear to die in mysterious ways, and he lives a very lavish lifestyle - not something you’d associate with Marxism.
Although his communist actions should be applauded, I don’t believe his heinous acts should be overlooked.
In my opinion, this dictatorship is not true Marxism.