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8/7/2025, 9:05:56 PM
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Socialism is inherently bureaucratic to some degree. I own it, but other socialists don’t. And since that power will be top down, people like Weber (whom I think has a good grasp on today’s modernity) was particularly concerned about the concentration of that power. Whenever under capitalist or socialist arrangements.
Modern societies ate evolving toward technocratic rule by experts and administrators, where democratic participation becomes increasingly meaningless because ordinary people can’t understand or influence complex bureaucratic systems. We really need charismatic leadership that could break through bureaucratic stagnation, the strongman theory is very prevalent in such systems.
Socialism is inherently bureaucratic to some degree. I own it, but other socialists don’t. And since that power will be top down, people like Weber (whom I think has a good grasp on today’s modernity) was particularly concerned about the concentration of that power. Whenever under capitalist or socialist arrangements.
Modern societies ate evolving toward technocratic rule by experts and administrators, where democratic participation becomes increasingly meaningless because ordinary people can’t understand or influence complex bureaucratic systems. We really need charismatic leadership that could break through bureaucratic stagnation, the strongman theory is very prevalent in such systems.
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