egypt is partying pretty hard right now.

I am sorry. I thought you were supporting military.

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coup_d'%C3%A9tat
• http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_military_coup

mursi didnt want to negotiate with the other parties he insisted on his power, and he didnt care for the millions of the people on the streets thats why the military came into scene to stop the violence and help the people.
after being decades under political pogrom the muslim brotherhood wanted more and more power to establish their association.
many of his political decisions were made against the will of the masses.
That was no democracy so people who first voted for him were against him because he abused his powers.
(in juny he even called for jihad in syria!)

Anytime a government is deposed by force, it would be undemocratic by definition of the process.

Now, I can see executive order to remove a leader from office that has been officially and parliamentarily removed in a proper fashion according to law, and then refuses to step down according to the letter of said law.

Is that what happened? If so, then it wasn't a coup, it was law enforcement. Otherwise, looks like a coup.

The ballot box and representation are the only ways I'm aware of to safely and non-violently remove someone from office.

I'm ignorant to the situation there in Egypt, but was there any viable way to remove the president from office administratively? In most democracies/republics there is usually some way (albeit difficult at times).

edit: I also realize and recognize that there are some elected leaders that quickly turn to means outside of the law to maintain and grow power. Again, he may have been breaking the law and refusing to acknowledge that. Clarifying that I'm not necessarily negatively judging the coup (I don't know enough either way - trying to read more now but having trouble getting much more than what's been said here), just saying that it is likely denotatively a coup.

Anti-Morsi protesters have gang-raped a female Dutch reporter and more than 100 women have been sexually assaulted. How can you claim you are better than morsi supporters? And it's a military coup by definition, not all military coupsare made to take power for themselves. Don't be ignorant, read a dictionary.
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/07/03/opinion/burleigh-rapes-tahrir-square

1980 coup of Turkey was claiming the same thing.

Currently in Egypt.

Care to explain why? Surely you don't expect the country to change in just a year? After 30 years under Mubarak, there's many things need to be done and undone.