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What is the difference between an ordinary bourgeois government and a government which is extraordinary, revolutionary, and which does not regard itself as bourgeois?
Answer:
An ordinary bourgeois government can ban demonstrations only on constitutional grounds and after declaring martial law.
An extraordinary and near-socialist government can ban demonstrations without any grounds and on the strength of âfactsâ known to it alone.