Author Topic: Democracy introduced by the Jєωs? (Read 429 times)

Carolus Magnus · « **on:** April 05, 2007, 11:20:39 AM »

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AND THE RIGHT HAS FURTHER COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN THAT DEMOCRACY IS FUNDAMENTALLY NOT GERMAN: IT IS Jєωιѕн

Does anyone know of any sources that would support this statement that democracy in it's modern form was introduced by the Jєωs?

Also can anyone give me a brief history of how our modern idea of democracy began, ie. how we came to change from monarchy's to "democracies".

CampeadorShin · « **Reply #1 on:** April 05, 2007, 03:08:48 PM »

This topic might divulge into Democratic Socialism not Democratic Republicanism.

Socialism (and Marxism, Communism, etc.) was originally supported by secular Jєωs, but ʝʊdɛօMasonry brought about today's Republics from the destroyed monarchies of Christendom.

America is a Constitutional Democratic Republic not a Democracy.

But modern "Democracy" (in contrast to the original pure Democracy of ancient pagan Athens in Greece) was most likely a product of humanism and the Rennaissance, not to mention Masons like John Locke.

EDIT

I guess I'm trying to say "Democracy" can be used in many systems and the word by itself is used very vaguely.

Author Topic: Democracy introduced by the Jєωs? (Read 429 times)

Carolus Magnus

Democracy introduced by the Jєωs?

CampeadorShin

Democracy introduced by the Jєωs?