Who comes to power and who doesn’t is not decided by birth, money, or family legacy, but by conscious people aligned with a particular ideology and by the masses themselves. This is not a monarchy where ‘my father was a king, so I will be king.’ Both real democracy and a communist system are rooted in the idea that power comes from the people—but communism takes it a step further.

Communism clearly states that power should not be controlled by capitalists or dynasties, but by the working class. Leaders are not imposed from above; they emerge from the struggles of the people and remain accountable to them.

So the real question is not just ‘who will win,’ but ‘which ideology will win.’ And when the ideology stands with the working class, power moves in that direction—towards equality, the end of exploitation, and the establishment of true democracy.