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Q: What does it mean for average citizens to be party members? What do they actually do?

I remember when I used to teach some of the teachers at my school were members of the party. Even now at my current work, a few also are.
The thing is, I really have no idea what this entails. I believe they have to go to meetings every so often. Is that all it is? What else is there that they have to do?

PS: not trying to start a flame war about the government or whatever, so haters and trolls please go play elsewhere. In traffic, for instance.

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Basically, only party members can apply for civil servant positions.  Also, if you have a big company, you must have a certain number of party members employed to ensure 'worker harmony', so I suppose it is a form of job security as well.

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