Do those in a democracy have more freedom than those in a republic?

got anymore pictures like that?

Does a man chained to a wooden post have more freedom than one chained to a stone post?

>>315927
Theoretically one is led by a select group of men, and the other is led by majority of its citizens.

So I guess it depends whichever has the least amount of prudes in its voting bloc.

>>315986
idk guy chained to the wooden post might have and easier time gettin' free but at least the stone post man can admire the masonry

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>>315957
Yea, I like this sort of art.

>>315998
do you know what it's called?

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>>316006
It's watercolor paint, but I couldn't really give you any artist names. I find them here and there online and save them, sorry.

Yes, because their votes directly influence the result of the election. In a republic, the people you vote into power are not bound in anyway to vote in the way they promised they would.

>>315927
you ignorance shows too much. republics institutionalize the democracy

No way. In a democracy, the majority rules in every case even when it violates the rights of the minority. In a republic you have actually educated people making decisions.

>>316043
You have people with money making decisions*