@☦Default™#1027

Did he leave

Ha

@L0GAN you are using are modern bastardization of the term republican. Originally it was meant to describe the mixed government.

Mixed government (or a mixed constitution) is a form of government that combines elements of democracy (polity), aristocracy and monarchy, making impossible their respective degenerations which are conceived as anarchy, oligarchy and tyranny.[1] The idea was popularized during classical antiquity in order to describe the stability, the innovation and the success of the republic as a form of government developed under the Roman constitution.

@campodin you said by definition

no definition of republic is mixed gov

It is a mixed government by definition

no

every single republic is a mixed government

thats a way to interpret it

but your doing this

"a republic has elected officials and an appointed or elected leader- a republic is a mixed gov- a mixed gov can be non democratic"

CAN BE

republics are always democratic

republics always have democratic elements

The term republic was first coined c. 500 BCE in Rome, but over time the term has undergone several changes in meaning. Initially the Latin term res publica signified the earlier "partial form of democracy" as found in Rome from c. 500 BCE until c. 27 BCE. In this early Roman partial-democracy, the power of the aristocratic or patrician class who held all of the seats in the Roman Senate, was checked by the institution of the consulship, whose two consul/vice-rulers were elected annually by the free citizens or plebes of Rome. The ancient Roman definition of the word differs from the modern use of the term, where no leadership positions are held to be restricted to only the "ruling class".[10][11]

in the case of appointed leader that refrences a parliamentary system

which is still democratic

In an old Republic there are positions you can only get by inheritance.

@Summī Imperator, 呪い殿 exactly. democracy, aristocracy, and oligarchy

@Summī Imperator, 呪い殿 in modern republic, there are positions the president appoints

Yes, but those aren't the same.

sorry not oligarchy, that is the same as aristocracy

More or less.

if everyone has the **ability** to become a member of the state, its a democracy

@Doctor Anon can you take me off the Polls rank

with the dictatorship, rome even included the "monarchy" aspect

@L0GAN would anyone actually run for a position in the server tho

@Doctor Anon i would

zexy probs would

Democracy is when you can get any title without inheritance.

a lot would

"do you want power in a big server"

I'll run.

@Classy Done

:U

@Summī Imperator, 呪い殿 thats not a democracy

Zexy hates this server Logan

Thank you

Are you mental