How is the leader chosen in communism?

Answer 1

Ireland's head of state is a president. An Irish president's term is 7 years, and they can do a maximum of 2 terms. The president can be elected by the people, or returned automatically if there are no other candidates. This happened in 2004 with the current president Mary McAleese, who was return unopposed for her second term.

The Irish head of government is called a Taoiseach. After a general election a government is formed. The head of the party that has the majority of seats or in the case of a coalition government, the party with most seats will be elected Taoiseach by the parliament, known as the Dáil. A general election must be held at least once every 5 years.

Answer 2

Ususally the politburo is summoned up. It is simillar like choosing an actor for certain character. It is impossible to choose somebody too young for playing Leonardo da vinci in his old age. Such mistake leads often to the fall of regime. Every communist leader is a player of a certain role.

Answer 3

Communism is a type of economic policy like capitalism. The leaders are usually dictators.

Answer 4

they were chosen by going through a revolt or a small war

Answer 5

It depends on the country, but usually he's elected by the Central Committee of the country's Communist Party.

Answer 6

They aren't chosen. The dictator takes leadership and if he needs to kill people that is what he does.

Answer 7

They aren't chosen, but take power. If someone disagrees with him they are killed. Putin just in the last year have had 16 people killed.

Answer 8

Communism is a classless stateless society with no rulers or leaders. Nor do Communist Parties have leaders, as they are fully democratic.

Answer 9

Communists do not have or need leaders, as class-conscious workers do not have to be led by some kind of vanguard.

Answer 10

Communism has no leaders, as it is a totally democratic and egalitarian movement, aimed at a world without money or classes or government.