dcraelin
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I think this is wrong also, but have less of a problem with itUncensored2008 dcraelinIt is true and your the one thats ignorant..tho any ignorance is not laughable.
check out my gallery..and refute the founders
You need to learn that this is not a forum you can bullshit your way through.
{Word Origin
C17: from French république, from Latin rēspublica literally: the public thing, from rēs thing + publica public}
We gain our word "Republic" from the French word and concept of a representatives elected by the public. It is quite different than the word and concept of "democracy." In Latin this is {dēmocratia} which means literally "popular." You made up a silly little claim about the word, and made a fool of yourself.
"The term originates as the Latin translation of Greek word politeia. Cicero, among other Latin writers, translated politeia as res publica and it was in turn translated by Renaissance scholars as republic (or similar terms in various western European languages)" - wikipedia entry
the dead giveaway is that when the framers gave us a republic, the French were still a monarchy.
- French First Republic (1792–1804)