In democracy the state as a particular is only a particular and as a
universal is a real universal, i.e. is no particular characteristic
distinguished from the rest of the content.  The manner in which the
most recent French thinkers have conceived of this is that in a true
democracy the political state disappears.  This is correct in so far
as, *qua* political state and constitution, it is no longer valid for
the whole.
--Marx "Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right"

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