| 1. | dumocracy | ||
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a process by which
the rich select who from among them can best coerce the poor that he/she represents them. "The dumocracy at our school
only seemed to represent the OPINES of the administrators treading water." |
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| 2. | dumocracy | ||
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n. A government where people vote, but not the way the speaker would like them to. "Of course George Bush won; America is a dumocracy!"
"Of course Bill Clinton won; America is a dumocracy!" "It follows course that John Adams hath won the election; America is but a dumocracy!" |
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| 3. | dumocracy | ||
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A PROCESS
in WHICH the rich choose WHO FROM AMONG them can best coerce thepoor that HE/SHE represent THEM. see also: OTHERNESS; DUMBOcrazy EXAMPLE: "The dumocracy at our school only seemed to represent the OPINES of the administrators running
in place." |
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