(cont. ) Socialists want to extend democracy snd not restrict it. . They want to give real power to the people through workers’ control of the economic as well as the political life of the country. They want legislatires subject to the will of those who elected them and the right to recall representatives who fail to carry out the wishes of the electors, When Philip Toynbee and those who share his views understand this they will know that genuine socialism and genuine democracy are inseparable and that socialist will never abandon their fight for socialism for a few pitiful reforms over twenty years.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 9, No. 2, c. 10 January 1968
(cont.) Socialttli and Democracy
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