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(although I can't think of any concrete examples right now, it is theoretically possible)
It is theoretically possible, but it doesn't happen in the real world. Anti-capitalism is extremely unpopular among electorates in democratic countries, which is why you can see parties in Europe with communist roots mutating into very left-wing socialy democratic parties. Otherwise they are simply not politically viable.
The most popular form of economic system seems to be a capitalist one that engages in redistribution of prosperity throughout society, provides de-facto insurance in case of unemployment and sickness, and tries to ensure that nobody loses out too badly. I think the argument that capitalism is the economic form of democracy is sound.
