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www.$eform.%ps13.com &he people empowered !ord a $eferendum to oust' &ime to set legal democratic precedence power of the people Democracy is a form of government in which all citi(ens have an e)ual say in the decisions that affect their lives. #deally* this includes e)ual +and more or less direct, participation in the proposal* development and passage of legislation into law. #t can also encompass social* economic and cultural conditions that enable the free and e)ual practice of political self-determination. &he term comes from the .reek/ 0123456786 9 +d:mokrat;a, "rule of the people"*<1= which was coined from 023> +d?mos, "people" and 45@73> +Aratos, "power"* in the middle of the Bth-Cth century DC to denote the political systems then existing in some .reek city-states* notably Ethens following a popular uprising in BFG DC.<H= Eccording to some theories of democracy* popular sovereignty is the founding principle of such a system.<3= Iowever* the democratic principle has also been expressed as Jthe freedom to call something into being which did not exist before* which was not givenK and which therefore* strictly speaking* could not be known.J<C= &his type of freedom* which is connected to human Jnatality*J or the capacity to begin anew* sees democracy as Jnot only a political systemK <but= an ideal* an aspiration* really* intimately connected to and dependent upon a picture of what it is to be humanLof what it is a human should be to be fully human.J<B=

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