Comments by "Hobbs" (@hobbso8508) on "Second Thought"
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@throwfascistsintopits3062
"The person who most of all corresponded to the ideal type of a deputy, within the framework of the field of Soviet politics, received approval from both government institutions and the population."
Incorrect. As has been explained, public approval was not needed, and elections were massively geared towards approval. There is also nothing stopping government from just appointing another unpopular candidate if one gets voted out, with the voters becoming more and more apathetic as their votes are ignored.
"A necessary requirement for candidates for deputies was the approval of the collectives, that is, they, in fact, elected BEFORE the elections, and on voting day they simply officially confirmed their choice."
Total nonsense. You can't have a free and fair election before election day.
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