Many nations in Southeast Asia hope to form Democratic Capitalist States but internal disputes opened the door to dictatorships and one-party communist regimes.
This was true in many post World War II countries such as Cambodia, Vietnam, and even China.
China saw a huge civil war take place where pro-democracy fighters had to run away to Taiwan and the Communist party took hold in the main land.
Vietnam probably saw the worst fighting since World War II as the north and the south fought for power.
