 Jean Jacques Rousseau fell out with him and other "philosophes" such as Denis Diderot and Voltaire over this, advocating stricter morals and siding with the radicals, although not going so far as to advocate democracy.Finally, in the abortive Geneva Revolution of 1782, revolutionary ideologues and working-class activists demanding a broader franchise seized the state.Popular representatives were elected to an executive committee which proceeded to enact wide-ranging reforms.