Tag: Terminology in the Communist Constitution

Distortion of Meaning

The terminology used in the Communist Constitution of Bulgaria often starkly contrasts with the actual state of affairs, revealing a profound dissonance between language and reality. For instance, the term “freedom of conscience” is a euphemism for the systematic suppression and extermination of political adversaries. Similarly, the so-called “right to work” translates into a compulsory obligation for individuals to labor, even under conditions akin to slave labor in concentration camps A Look at the Serbian Parliament.

Moreover, “freedom of science” implies adherence to Marxist-Leninist dogmas and strict compliance with directives issued by the Communist Party. The “right to education,” instead of promoting inclusivity, has resulted in the mass expulsion of non-Communist students from educational institutions. Only those students deemed “polit