Fwasi

Fwasi is a postmodernist, populist, egalitarian, radical reformist and revolutionary super-democratistic social movement and emergent counterculture originating in Zekia that attempts to subvert authoritarian regimes and abolish social stratification and establish human rights and interpersonal equality. It advocates cooperative democracy, open governance, and social justice and strives to uphold the dignity of all human beings and to establish a diverse united community.
==Etymology and origins==
The Zekaiseivarsei word fwasi is commonly used in religious works and social critiques and is often translated "profound, spiritually intense and deep" and often refers to closely interpersonally connected communities (ui) that do not judge by race, status, or wealth but join together with each other as family. It is derived from the word fwa which can be interpreted as "essence, spirit, substance." The members of the movement use this word to express the spiritual and social significance of their mission for social equality and unity.
=== Opposition to republicanism ===
The Zekians, at one point in time, established their government like that of the United States, a presidential constitutional democratic republic with representatives elected by the people. Some of the commoners, however, believed that such a government vested excessive power in self-concerned politicians.