::::::::::::::Universal male suffrage only became an internationally-accepted idea after the 1860s when Britain allowed the working-class to vote before that the majority of the total male population could not vote in Britain and similar class-based democracies, and then it was not until the 20th century that women could vote. I mentioned these examples of democracy and limitations of democracy to demonstrate that other users here who are associating democracy as a whole with an ideal of liberal democracy associated with universal suffrage, multiparty elections, and freedom of speech; and using the definition of liberal democracy to say that Nazism denounced democracy as a whole. I already made a proposed solution that you asked me to present, very clear: the article should say that Nazism was opposed to liberal democracy.