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technically
Kappa but yeah
im actually writing an essay on the subject atm
yes, the soviet council of ministers elected the premier
but I wouldn't count that
it was just that the party nominated one nominee
so there were no alternatives
so there were no elections
the general people didn't vote was more what I meant
youre a wow player though?
i only play runescape
you and Turnip would get along
thank you
oh i thought you wrote trump lol
I Lost My GF To Runescape/ Acie Cargill
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that's a classic, anyway Turnip's dumb PK video reminded me that he's a Runescape addict
anyways, the soviets had elections according to article 134 of their constitution
but they used article 141 to supress them
"The right to nominate candidates is secured to public organizations and societies of the working people: Communist Party organizations, trade unions, cooperatives, youth organizations and cultural societies."
do you mean the ones at the end of the USSR?
so there was only ever one candidate, the communist party candidate
in 88 or 89 or whenever
nope, thats from the 1936 onstitution
the stalin one
or do you mean "elections" insofar as people are bieng appointed to fill positions
well, they elected their deputies
who then elected people higher up
but then again, the party nominated the candidates
so there was no actual vote
singe party elections are always kind of weird like this
so it was actually just people being appointed yeah
just like with the pope, there's an "election" being held, and there's campaigning that goes on ahead of time. money influences it, etc.
it just doesn't feel like an election
but it's probably correct to say that they have a lot in common with a democratic election, minus the democracy
its a people's election
lmfao
you can spread something alright
so first you need to make a telegram account and join the official fgo telegram
that will have a link to a private google docs
there is a puzzle you must solve in there
