Примери коришћења Bourgeois democracy на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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A New Type of Bourgeois Democracy?
Bourgeois democracy is a fraud.
But it also goes to show the limits of bourgeois democracy.
In words, bourgeois democracy promises equality and liberty.
With the dissolution of the constituent assembly, all vestiges of bourgeois democracy were removed.
(Theses on bourgeois democracy and the dictatorship of the proletariat, 4 March 1919).
Proletarian democracy is a million times more democratic than any bourgeois democracy.
What we are seeing is an illustration of how bourgeois democracy really is a bourgeois dictatorship.
The proletarian democracy is a million times more democratic than any types of bourgeois democracy.”.
Bourgeois democracy and the parliamentary system were so organised that it was the mass of working people who were kept furthest away from the machinery of government.
The question that history has put on the agenda reads: bourgeois democracy or socialist democracy. .
The bourgeois democracy of the present historical period can be destroyed by a dictatorship, which can lead to the political militancy of the American people.
This program of state murder, violating basic constitutional rights in a country where the death penalty is illegal,underscores the profound decay of French bourgeois democracy.
That is borne out by more than a century of development of bourgeois democracy and the working class movement in all the advanced countries and notably by the experience of the past five years.
No efforts of the yellow Berne International can conceal from the masses the exploiting character of bourgeois freedom,bourgeois equality, bourgeois democracy now exposed to the end.".
The imperialist war of 1914-18 exposed the true character of bourgeois democracy, once and for all, even to the backward workers, even in the freest republics, as the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie.
Nothing that the yellow Berne International does can conceal from the people the now thoroughly exposed exploitingcharacter of bourgeois freedom, bourgeois equality and bourgeois democracy.
The imperialist war of 1914-18 conclusively revealed even to backward workers the true nature of bourgeois democracy, even in the freest republics, as being a dictatorship of the bourgeoisie.
All socialists who explain the class character of bourgeois civilization, or bourgeois democracy, of bourgeois parliamentarism, express the thought which Marx and Engels expressed with the most scientific exactness when they said that the most democratic bourgeois republic is nothing more than a machine for the suppression of the working class by the bourgeoisie, for the suppression of the mass of the toilers by a handful of capitalists.
No efforts of the yellow Bern international will succeed in concealing from the masses the exploiting character of bourgeois freedom,bourgeois equality, and bourgeois democracy, now fully exposed.
It was mostly the war that opened the eyesof the working people, that stripped bourgeois democracy of its camouflage and showed the people the abyss of speculation and profiteering that existed during and because of the war.
The Soviet government and the international communist andworking class movement were able to use the divisions within imperialism- chiefly between bourgeois democracy and fascism- to prevent a united front of the main imperialist powers against the Soviet Union.
For in no civilised capitalist country is there"democracy in the abstract",there is only bourgeois democracy, and the question is not one of"dictatorship in the abstact" but of the dictatorship of the oppressed class, that is, of the proletariat, over the oppressers and exploiters, that is, the bourgeoisie, in order to ovovercome the resistance put up by the exploiters in the effort to maintain their rule.
The Paris Commune- to which all who parade as socialists pay lip service, for they know that the workers ardently and sincerely sympathize with the Commune- showed very clearly the historically conventional nature andlimited value of the bourgeois parliamentary system and bourgeois democracy- institutions which, though highly progressive compared with medieval times, inevitably require a radical alteration in the era of proletarian revolution.
For in no civilized capitalist country does there exist“democracy in general,” butthere exists only bourgeois democracy, and one is speaking not of“dictatorship in general” but of dictatorship of the oppressed classes, that is, of the proletariat with respect to the oppressors and exploiters, that is, the bourgeoisie, in order to overcome the resistance which the exploiters make in their struggle to preserve their rule.
The Paris Commune, which everyone who wanted to be considered a socialist extolled in words, for they knew tha that the working masses had a great and genuine sympathy with it, proved particularly clearly the historical conditioning andlimited value of bourgeois parliamentarianism and bourgeois democracy, which are highly progressive institutions in comparison with the Middle Ages, but which in the epoch of proletarian revolution inevitably require to be changed from the ground up.
The capitalist organisation of social labour rested on the discipline of hunger, and,notwithstanding all the progress of bourgeois culture and bourgeois democracy, the vast mass of the working people in the most advanced, civilised and democratic republics remained an ignorant and downtrodden mass of wage-slaves or oppressed peasants, robbed and tyrannised by a handful of capitalists.
For in no civilised capitalist country does"democracy in general" exist;all that exists is bourgeois democracy, and it is not a question of"dictatorship in general", but of the dictatorship of the oppressed class, i.e.
It was the war, more than anything else, that opened the eyes of working people,tore the false tinsel from bourgeois democracy, and revealed to the people the whole pit of speculation and greed for profits during the war and in connection with the war.