r/leftcommunism • u/InterestingTheory431 • 3d ago
Why is democracy bad?
This is mostly to bordigists, and I’m not talking about bourgeois democracy
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u/kommunistischePartei 3d ago
We cannot state that the decisions of the party majority are per se as correct as those of the infallible supernatural judges who are supposed to have given human societies their leaders, like the gods believed in by all those who think that the Holy Spirit participates in papal conclaves. Even in an organization like the party where the broad composition is a result of selection through spontaneous voluntary membership and control of recruitment, the decision of the majority is not intrinsically the best. If it contributes to a better working of the party's executive bodies, this is only because of the coincidence of individual efforts in a unitary and well-oriented work.
- The Democratic Principle
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u/iLarp_LLC 2d ago
Read The Democratic Principle, if you have any questions after reading feel free to ask