Leftist Groups and Rebellious Groups

                                       

  Protest, Leftist groups and Rebellious groups 

• Involves groups of people fighting for social hierarchy in order to meet with there certain request for the government to acknowledge. The Term Leftist refers to Radical social groups of society. Fighting for what the Rebel groups think is good for the country and neglecting the Governments way of ruling the country.

Actors Leftist Groups :

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National Democratic front of the Philippines  (NDF)

• This is a united front aimed in fighting for National freedom and rights of all men and women . They were established on April 24, 1973. There Goal is to break the rule of the US imperialism and its rules applied to our nation in order to have an independent nation and to attain social liberation to other countries as a n independent country. 
• With this organization it will guide the Filipino people through rallying in the fight for a future of independence .
• There main goal focuses on attaining national liberation and Genuine Democracy.

Philippine Revolution Web Central  (PRWC)

• This was established on December ,26,1968 as an Communist party of  the Philippines and is guided by Marxism-Leninism-Maoism and Theory of Revolutionary proletariat. With this theory they have broaden the revolutionary principle and overcome struggles that oppress and exploit the Filipino people. Also this theory helps comprehend the history and concrete practice of an Philippine revolution. 
• This party exercises the basic revolutionary principles and upholds democratic centralism and rejects bureaucrat ism. 
• They plan on uniting the entire Filipino people in order to wage democratic war against US-controlled Landlord state and eliminating its army and other forces that engages in military intervention .

Application of Political Dynamics to Protest, Leftist and Rebellious groups 

Social Capitalism 

This law can be applied to rebellious groups through the means of  protests and rallies in the means of being part of a social group. Social Capitalism may be defined as a socially minded shape of capitalism, in which the intention is making social enhancements, instead of specializing in gathering of capital in the classic capitalist feel.

Democratic Peace

According to the law of Democratic Peace, through the means of rebellious groups speaking out through their beliefs and ideologies. This is a clear action of Immanuel Kant's Democratic Peace which states that imposing people's beliefs is a way of defending others. Examples of application in Philippine setting are the groups of people trying to fight for the impeachment of President Rodrigo Duterte. Other rallies such as fighting for the sovereignty of the state against the country of China where it is mostly on territorial claim are examples of Democratic Peace being applied to Rebellious Lefties.

Iron Law of "Oligarchy"

This applies to lefties groups has a certain hierarchy with elites in order for the lower classes to feel oppressed. . An oligarchy is a rule by the few who make most, if not all, of the decisions in an organization. This will result to an organization of the rebellious groups. This includes the ones committed to democratic beliefs and practices, will inevitably succumb to rule by means of an elite few. 

The Law of Election

The people have an important impact to the government through electoral systems. This is a form of democracy since the people are to be served by the government according to the majority of votes. These votes may be influenced by rebellious groups through carious means. Such methods that are applicable in influencing the masses are: rallies, social platforms, news reports, interviews, political opinions, etc.  

REFERENCES: 

PRWC. (2016, November 7). CPP Constitution and Program. Retrieved from https://www.philippinerevolution.info/2016/11/07/cpp-constitution-and-program/

References
CPP 50. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.philippinerevolution.info/category/cpp-50/

National Democratic Front of the Philippines » NDFP. (2018, November 27). Retrieved from https://www.ndfp.org/


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