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What was the Communist view about the western style democracy? What was the Capitalist view about Communism?
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The Soviet bloc countries considered the Western style democracy as a farce, meant only for the rich and upper middle class. Therefore, they wanted to spread Communism in the world and bring about a change in the social system of all the countries of the world.
The Capitalist Bloc countries considered the political and social system of the USSR as objectionable and dangerous as it had no place for Parliamentary democracy and individual liberty. They projected the USSR as the enemy of world peace and Communism a grave threat to freedom and liberty throughout the world.
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