system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5:Why do pro-democracy Egyptians want to overthrow a democratically elected government

It seems like a lot of people in the streets are pro-democracy but believe Morsi has been so bad that a coup is the right thing to do.  What has he done that warrants this?
gpt
Just because Morsi was democratically elected doesn't mean the government is still democratic.

Democratic governments rule by the will and consent of the people. Morsi, however, has rejected the will of the people by rejecting and eviscerating the various limitations that the people and the rest of the democratically elected government have put on the office of president.

If Barack Obama refused to step down after his second term, endeavored to rewrite the constitution, and disbanded coequal branches of government, the U.S. might revolt as well. (At least, I'd like to think we would.)