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Originally Posted by makarios68
... Which is why i pointed out that the vast majority of people do not want to rule or govern. This task will always fall upon those who hunger for it - in effect, the politicians. I don't believe it is possible for a communist society to exist in the utopian image that some people have. This is because the vast majority of people are not political enough to be interested in running their society. And so we pass the burden to others who are willing to do the task.
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I agree that currently most people dont want to rule or govern, the majority is political rather disinterested. But people would be more political interested if it would be easier for them to take part on political decisions, thats usually not so easy in representative democracies compared to direct democracies.
Switzerland is a example were the people are much more political interested than in most representative democracies, because they can take part on important decisions. They can vote for or against most laws they make in their pretty small country.
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I also like the idea of communism, but currently the humans are probably not ready yet for it. More economical and financial crises have to come and will come. Capitalism can work as long as there is a economic growth.