DDR allowed for multiple parties

The KWP are MLs (well Jucheists but whatever) so they are actual SocDems.

EBIN :D

The Polish People's republic had a number of parties aside from the ruling PZPR such as the agrarian ZSL and the liberal SD (even the PAX association, a catholic communist group led by Piasecki who was a falangist before the war). All the parties were part of the National Unity coalition government though meaning no opposition external to the government existed in the legislature.
Most of the Eastern Bloc state operated in a similar way. The USSR didn't allow other parties but did allow independents who made up as much as a third of the Supreme Soviet at some points iirc.

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East Germany was based as fuck, it was pretty much the only good socialist state after 1960

who are you quoting?

The DPRK is not a monarchy. Head of state is not Kim Jong-un, and got elected into all his positions.

There is also a workplace democracy, so it's not just "when the government does stuff".

Juche is the state ideology that needs to be endorsed by all parties. The WPK's offical line is Kimilsung-Kimjongilism.

Is it just a coincidence that they have elected the same family along paternal lines for three generations then?

The angry cat dude is giving me cringe, dude lurk more

I’m not a newfag, I just don’t buy that there is meaningful political democracy in the DPRK.

US should still fuck off and leave Kim alone though.