World Democratic Centralism is a practice in which political decisions reached by voting processes are binding upon all members of the world political party or of the world political council or committee. World democratic centralism is considered as the centralist wing of World Federalism, where the world democratic institutions would be able to take political decisions on the same model as democratic centralism such as the world political parties would adopt democratic centralist practices for their administrations and decisions.
"World democratic centralism is advocated by left world federalists and by several world federalists who agree there should be a party system at world level such as have a centralized world administration for deal with the world as a unified country where it is becoming necessary nowadays."
by Full Monteirism March 22, 2021
The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (Western Sahara) is a part of Morocco until it revolted and they are both still at war.
Person 1: "I stand for the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic"
Person 2: "You mean Western Sahara, right?"
Person 2: "You mean Western Sahara, right?"
by mr man the science man April 15, 2023
To cast out evil, her vote would be powerful, a victory of right over wrong, a Democratic hexercise.
by Monkey's Dad June 14, 2020
Lisa's prom after-party was supposed to be a small get together but Brandon blabbed about it so now it's going to be a real Democratic primary.
by riquillers February 13, 2019
Let's show these people who there up against ohhhhhh southern mother fucking democratic republicants
by Christiano Ronaldo or Messi su August 4, 2022
Joe Rogan admits he's a moron and that you should NOT listen to him about politics. Do not listen to that sack of shit. He made Adam and Matt look like idiots. That's not important to the definition but... You know... Hahahahahahaha fucking idiots.
by Hym Iam April 3, 2023
A believer in a political doctrine that emphasizes individual liberty and a lack of governmental regulation, intervention, and oversight both in matters of the economy whilst being an advocate of democratic politics.
The libertarian-democrat advocated for universal healthcare via voluntary means. They believed healthcare shouldn't be regulated by the government. They also suggested that government should fundraise to underwrite healthcare plans for those who couldn't afford them in the interim as prices of healthcare plans dropped (thanks to competition) & the diversity of options (thanks to the paucity of support from the government of the medical-industrial complex and thanks to competition) increased.
by Politics [Moribund Institute] November 27, 2020