{{quotebox|[['''Democratic]] centralism ''' is in essence a [[dictatorshipLeninism|Leninist]]—"democratic practice in which political decisions reached by voting processes are binding upon all members of the party. == In practice == In party meetings, a dictatorship motion (new policy or amendment, goal, plan or any other kind of political question) is proposed. After a period of debate, a vote is taken. If one vote clearly wins (gaining 60% or above share if two options for example) all [[revolution]]ary classesparticipants (the party) are expected to follow that decision," and not continue propagandising or otherwise working against it, aiming to act in unity. If participants still disagree, instead of splitting and forming another party as in [[MaoRepresentative Democracy]]'s words—power would be concentrated in the hands of a few in order to guarantee that all class interests they are representedexpected to table a motion for discussing the issue again. In other words, the centralization development of authority [[socialism]] in the Soviet Union and China, it was meant largely taken up in response to guarantee that all levels dramatic developments and violence which required faster mechanisms of society are represented rather than the interests making decisions. A constellation of the majoritypractices surround this in order to encourage participation and debate, which is such as Don't Blame the case in a "bourgeois" democracySpeaker. [http<ref name=criticism>{{cite web|author=Mao Tse Tung|year=1944|url=https://wsuwww.marxists.eduorg/~deereference/MODCHINAarchive/MAOmao/works/red-book/ch15.HTM] htm|title=Mao Tse Tung Quotations from Mao Tse Tung 15. Democracy in the Three Main Fields |accessdate=9 August 2002}}</ref>{{communism}}[[Category:Marxist TerminologyOrganization]]
