Piratis wrote:the political orientation of those who favor government by the people or by their elected representatives
We agree. The government should be elected by the people.
No you agree it should effectively be elected by one 'people' - the GC people. Any other democratic system that alows effective representation of each of the seperate peoples in Cyprus is an anethma to you.
Piratis wrote:a political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them
We agree. The body (not bodies - just one) of citizens elect the government.
Yep one body. The TC compontent state representatives elected by a majority of TC. One body. The GC component state representatives elected by a majority of GC. One body. The central state representatives elected by a majority of TC component state and GC component state. One body. This is a federal system.
Piratis wrote:the doctrine that the numerical majority of an organized group can make decisions binding on the whole group
We agree. Perfectly clear.
So what is it that you do not understand?
What I do not understand (well actually I understand only too well why and what you want) is how you can claim all Cypriots represent an 'orgnaised group'? They are not a single organised group but are two speerate organised groups (and usualy organised against each other). It is exactly because we are not a single 'orgniased group' that we need to look for solutions that reflect this reality.
Piratis wrote:Where does it say that democracy is based on giving equality between groups of different size based on their religion, language or culture?
Where does it say that for one organised group (GC) to exert and force it will on another organised group (TC) is anyhting other than oppression?
Piratis wrote:I asked you some days ago to choose any other EU country and use them as a basis. Apparently for you, all other EU countries are not democratic, and only your version of "democracy" is applicable.
Go back and read that thread. It is clear who has a 'single version' of democracy and a 'single reason' why exact copies of EU examples are not suitable.