Democratism

He foresaw the grim possibility of American garrisons in distant corners of the world, a vast permanent military establishment, an intolerant "democratism" imposed in the name of the American way of life, neglect of America's domestic concerns in the pursuit of transoceanic power, squandering of American resources upon amorphous international designs, the decay of liberty at home in proportion as America presumed to govern the world: that is, the "garrison state," a term he employed more than once. ❋ Unknown (2006)

That was as far as his "democratism" went, which, obviously, is the exact opposite of what "Democrats" today believe.) ❋ Sons Of Liberty (2008)

Michael Moore abhors corporatism, and he thinks that democratism (everyone voting on the economy) is better. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I hate Hillary's corporatism, anti-small-d-democratism, and her imperialism -- but I think she's be great to have three glasses of wine with, and wake up to in the morning. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As John Judis has argued, the neocons simply transmuted one kind of radicalism into another kind -- from dialectically determined Bolshevism to dialectically determined "democratism." ❋ Unknown (2008)

It has embraced certain extensions of democratism in fits and starts, but maintains its true nature as a republic. ❋ Unknown (2006)

He shows how President Bush's post-9/11 shift to an ideology of democratism has led it us to the mess that we find ourselves in now -- both overseas and here at home. ❋ Unknown (2007)

If candidates ran independently, without party affiliation, then mass consumers of “republicanism” or “democratism” would be forced to actually base their vote on individual candidates rather than their affiliation. ❋ Unknown (2005)

I and many other Tory supporters embrace true liberal democratism. ❋ Kerron Cross (2006)

Perhaps democratism might occupy their hopes for a few years. ❋ Steve Sailer (2005)

The point is that many of you have no clear idea of how to understand our historical experience, and this leads to narrow ameliorism, economism, concessionism, and democratism. ❋ De Bernieres, Louis (2003)

For the sake of reciprocal understanding, we must provide a truthful answer to all that is still unclear, as well as truthfully reply to the unpleasant questions and doubting voices–without evasion or excuses, without resorting to useless tactics and camouflage; we must reply in the spirit of supplying the public with information, in the spirit of broad democratism. . . ❋ Unknown (1989)

Poet Laureate has not, in my opinion, hit the mark in calling vulgarity our national sin, he has done well in calling attention to the danger which may beset educational reform from what we may call democratism, the tendency to level down all superiorities in the name of equality and good fellowship. ❋ Various (N/A)

A peasant's beard, rough but extraordinary hands, simple clothes; all this external, comfortable democratism deceived many people, and I often saw how Russians who judge people by their clothes -- an old slavish habit -- began to pour out a stream of their odious "frankness," which is more properly called "the familiarity of the pig-sty." ❋ Unknown (1920)

Bolsheviki, it is quite plain that this process found its most striking and fullest expression in the Soviets, while the dumas and zemstvos, notwithstanding all their formal democratism, expressed yesterday's status of the popular masses and not to-day's. ❋ Leon Davidovich Trotzky (1909)

"Far less so to us, you may be sure; but we shall be content again when we can get away from all your whiggery, democratism, devilism, mobism!" ❋ Harry Leon Wilson (1903)

The French Revolution and the snub of the British king had developed his natural democratism into a controlling passion, and he would have preferred to find in even the large cities of the new country the homely bourgeois life of his highest ideals. ❋ Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton (1902)

The principle, nevertheless, remained the same: the city was a State and -- what was perhaps still more remarkable -- when the power in the city was usurped by an aristocracy of merchants or even nobles, the inner life of the city and the democratism of its daily life did not disappear: they depended but little upon what may be called the political form of the State. ❋ Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin (1881)

"One reason neocons have been able to sow so much mischief is that they feed into deeply embedded American beliefs about democratism and 'chosenness." ❋ Unknown (2010)

In democratism, [corporations] who pretend to care about [social justice] sell products to customers who pretend to hate [capitalism]. ❋ Sandrashine (2018)

Instead of firing people based on [seniority], Democrats take race into account when making decisions about layoffs or other employment matters. It's ironic given they were once the party of equality in the late [1900s], but then again, so was the Republican party in the late [1800s], and it appears the wheel has turned again. ❋ Mmjd03 (2023)

[You are a] fucking [democrat] and [I don't want to] be your friend any more. ❋ ObsoleteChrisBob (2023)

[Democrats] are not [your friends] ❋ Meeeeee2 (2022)

[Are you] [stupid]? Or just a [democrat]? ❋ Butter69420 (2021)

Guy A: I expect to be taken care of from the government and I complain about not being rich. [I'm white] and I feel *sniff* really oppressed...WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA GIVE ME MONEY FOR FREE [ALL I DO] IS SIT ON MY ASS ALL DAY AND EXPECT TO BE PAID YAAAYYYYY [MONEY MONEY MONEY] MONEY. Guy B: Get the fuck away from me you crazy retard. I bet you think that you can swap your gender whenever you feel like. Stupid democrat. ❋ CoolAlien (2022)

Person 1: Our [current] president is a Democrat! Person 2: Yeah, I heard he likes [ice cream] more than [running the country]! ❋ RollyPolly657 (2022)

Ayo why didnt you [vote] for the [democrats] Because I'm not a fucking [pussy ass] idiot ❋ Hexafold (2022)

I went to a [Democratic Party] Last Night [and Boy] is my Ass [Sore]. ❋ Skin DIver (2022)

You [fucking] [democrat] ❋ No Democrat (2022)