Примери за използване на Proletarian democracy на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Without representative bodies we cannot imagine democracy, not even proletarian democracy;
In a word, proletarian democracy, as Lenin said, is a million times more democratic than any bourgeois democracy.
The new issue of 1871 given the replacement of bourgeois democracy, proletarian democracy, there is no sound.
So V.I. Lenin asserted that Proletarian democracy is a million times more democratic than any bourgeois democracy.
History knows of bourgeois democracy which replaces feudalism, and of proletarian democracy which replaces bourgeois democracy. .
But he does not say a word about the new material provided in 1871 on the subject of the replacement of bourgeois democracy by proletarian democracy.
History knows of bourgeois democracy, which takes the place of feudalism, and of proletarian democracy, which takes the place of bourgeois democracy….
Lenin, the disciple of Marx and Engels, lived and worked in the epoch of developed imperialism, in the epoch of the developing proletarian revolution, the epoch when the proletarian revolution has triumphed in one country, smashed bourgeois democracy andushered in the era of proletarian democracy, the era of the soviets.
(…) We cannot imagine democracy, even proletarian democracy, without representative institutions, but we can and must imagine democracy without parliamentarianism, if criticism of bourgeois society is not mere words for us, if the desire to overthrow the rule of the bourgeoisie is our earnest and sincere desire, and not a mere“election” cry for catching workers' votes.
The history of this period is the history of the struggle between the Socialist-Revolutionaries(petty-bourgeois democracy) and the Bolsheviks(proletarian democracy) for the peasantry, to win over the majority of the peasantry.
This shows more clearly than anything else the turn from bourgeois to proletarian democracy, from the democracy of the oppressors to that of the oppressed class, from the state as a“special force” for the suppression of a particular class to the suppression of the oppressors by the general force of the majority of the people- the workers and the peasants.
The Soviet system provides the maximum of democracy for the workers and peasants; at the same time, it marks a break with bourgeois democracy and the rise of a new, epoch-makingtype of democracy, namely, proletarian democracy, or the dictatorship of the proletariat.
Here is shown, more clearly than anywhere else, the break from a bourgeois democracy to a proletarian democracy, from the democracy of the oppressors to the democracy of the oppressed classes, from the state as a“special force for suppression” of a given class to the suppression of the oppressors by the whole force of the majority of the people- the workers and the peasants.
It wrested power from the bourgeoisie, deprived the bourgeoisie of political rights, destroyed the bourgeois state apparatus and transferred power to the Soviets,thus counter-posing the socialist rule of the Soviets, as proletarian democracy, to bourgeois parliamentarism, as capitalistdemocracy.
This is precisely where a bourgeois democracy transforms most clearly into a proletarian democracy, from the democracy of the oppressive class to the democracy of the oppressed classes, from the State as a‘special force' for the repression of a certain class to the repression of the oppressors by the combined force of the majority of the people, workers and peasants.".
Marx's limitation with regard to the'continent' has furnished the opportunists andmensheviks of every country with a pretext for asserting that Marx admitted the possibility of a peaceful transformation of bourgeois democracy into proletarian democracy, at least in some countries(England and America).
Here especially manifested in the most tangible crucial turn- bourgeois democracy into a proletarian democracy, democracy of the oppressors to the democracy of the oppressed classes, special state as the force that“a certain class oppression to the suppression of the oppressors by the general power of the majority of the people, the workers and peasants.
Marx's qualifying phrase about the continent gave the opportunists andMensheviks of all countries a pretext for clamouring that Marx had thus conceded the possibility of the peaceful evolution of bourgeois democracy into a proletarian democracy, at least in certain countries outside the European continent(Britain, America).
Without representative institutions we cannot imagine democracy, not even proletarian democracy; but we can and must think of democracy without parliamentarism, if criticism of bourgeois society is not mere empty words for us, if the desire to overthrow the rule of the bourgeoisie is serious and sincere desire, and not a mere“election cry” for catching workingmen's votes…[26].
It wrested power from the bourgeoisie, deprived the bourgeoisie of political rights, destroyed the bourgeois state apparatus and transferred power to the Soviets,thus counter-posing the socialist rule of the Soviets, as proletarian democracy, to bourgeois parliamentarism, as capitalist democracy. .
Kautsky has not understood at all the difference between bourgeois parliamentarism, which combines democracy(not for the people)with bureaucracy(against the people), and proletarian democracy, which will take immediate steps to cut bureaucracy down to the roots, and which will be able to carry these measures through to the end, to the complete abolition of bureaucracy, to the introduction of complete democracy for the people.
But Lenin, the disciple of Marx and Engels, pursued his activities in the period of developed imperialism, in the period of the unfolding proletarian revolution, when the proletarian revolution had already triumphed in one country, had smashed bourgeois democracy andhad ushered in the era of proletarian democracy, the era of the Soviets.”.
What, then, are the new forms of organization of the proletariat that are capable of serving as the gravediggers of the bourgeois state machine, that are capable not only of smashing this machine,not only of substituting proletarian democracy for bourgeois democracy, but also of becoming the foundation of the proletarian state power?
If I were charged with the writing of a draft of a programme for the Communist International, I would have given much space, in this chapter(The Transitional Period) to the theory of Lenin on the state during the dictatorship of the proletariat andof the role of the party in the creation of a proletarian democracy such as it should have been, and not one where there exists a bureaucracy of the soviets and of the party as at present.
Even if Solidarność was ideologically and rhetorically conservative,its formal principle- direct workplace democracy- was fundamentally proletarian and communist.
Under the dictatorship of the proletariat, democracy is proletarian: it is democracy for the exploited majority, based on the limitation of the rights of the exploiting minority and directed against this minority.".
The soviet system provides the maximum of democracy for the workers and peasants; at the same time, it marks a break with the bourgeois form of democracy andthe rise of a new, epoch-making type of democracy, namely, the proletarian form of democracy, that is, the dictatorship of the proletariat.
No elected institutions, we can not imagine the existence of a democracy, even a democracy, proletarian, and without parliamentarism, we can and should, if criticism of bourgeois society is not for us Mast-words hit or miss, if the desire to overthrow the rule of the bourgeoisie is our aspiration serious and preparation, not just rhetoric on” electioneering“to hunt her voices of workers, like the Mensheviks and SR-s, as in Hsiidmnim and Hlginim Hsmbaim[Sembat] and Hoondrooldim.
The consequence is that in the Balkans journalists are missionaries of democracy and proletarians of capitalism, who can be fired by a text message or are poorly paid.
Now in the Balkans journalists are missionaries of democracy on the one hand and proletarians of capitalism on the other hand, who can be fired with an SMS and paid very badly.