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Despite the former, sometimes dubbed "'''Evolutionary Democratic Socialism'''", or just "'''Evolutionary Socialism'''", being by far the most popular Democratic Socialist current, there also exists a form of Democratic Socialism that does support (violent) revolution. '''Revolutionary Democratic Socialism''' does not view electoralism as a legitimate or practical way of achieving socialism, but rather supports a revolution to establish a socialist society with democratic governance. In this way, this form of Democratic Socialism is democratic not in its means, like Evolutionary Socialism, but only in its ends. |
Despite the former, sometimes dubbed "'''Evolutionary Democratic Socialism'''", or just "'''Evolutionary Socialism'''", being by far the most popular Democratic Socialist current, there also exists a form of Democratic Socialism that does support (violent) revolution. '''Revolutionary Democratic Socialism''' does not view electoralism as a legitimate or practical way of achieving socialism, but rather supports a revolution to establish a socialist society with democratic governance. In this way, this form of Democratic Socialism is democratic not in its means, like Evolutionary Socialism, but only in its ends. |
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In the US. A majority of self-described "Democratic Socialists" such as Bernie Sanders often advocate for a mixed economy and strong welfare programs, as opposed to a complete socialization of the economy. This form of Democratic Socialism overlaps with [[File:Socdem.png]] [[Social Democracy]] and is often regarded as not truly being a form of "Socialism" for this reason. |
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