| </span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (Bayou,)
for the democratic proccess to naturaly wittle away at the beurocracy (like it does so today in every democracy).
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You are suggesting that in a political system where you have a professionsal political class charged with creating new legislation, buerocracy will decrease?
As far as reataining human rights within a communist system, what about those who do not wish to particpate? It seems to me to depend on the scale of the system. If it is a matter of having a village opperate under "communism" with the option of someone leaving or joining according to their own wishes, it seems human rights could be respected. However, on any sort of large scale arangement, the communist would have to crack down on those who did not work with the system. |