I want to see your head on a pike.
None of this crap belongs in sci.electronics.basics.
On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 13:05:11 +0100, Ian Jackson wrote:
In message , Robert Peffers.
writes
As far as I know there are two definitions of, "Republic", 1. A state
where supreme power is held by the people, or their elected
representatives, or by an elected or nominated president. 2. Literally it
means a society with equality between its members.
Does it 'literally' not mean a 'public thing', or 'a thing of the people'
(from your actual Latin 'res publicae')?
Ian.
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