Corporatism

Commonly mistaken in the late 20th and early 21st Century as Capitalist Democracy, Corporatism is a "reversed fascist" political structure where Corporations impose policy onto Government.

Corporatism has divested Governments of the ability to control policy, economy, and ultimately the fate of the nation.

by Zuhuhpxy Bullit August 13, 2010

Coronation

The time period in which the entire world experienced the Coronavirus outbreak.

History Teacher in the 2100's: "Tomorrow we're gonna learn about the modern dark ages, including Coronation."

by Drummer_Boi May 4, 2020

corporatisting

Corporatisting = corporate fisting. The act of being dry-fisted by corporate autocracy.

Pay your bills or you'll get a corporatisting.

by Jacques Asse April 20, 2009

Coronation Quiche

1) Food purchased solely to be used in a protest. One is 'crowned' with the (usually rotten) food. Hence the word coronation. Out of date quiche is readily available and can be thrown in an aero-dynamic way.

2) To spend other people's money on something that you want and they don't. In this case it's not the food that's rotten, but the source.

3) Rotten food.

For example: "He was supposed to buy the pizza, but he got us all salad instead. Tasted like Coronation Quiche".

by PrinceGinger April 18, 2023

corporatism

The belief that corporations should and will and should replace both democracy and communism.

Most people in the Unitedd States will lose their fredom and their lifestyle under global corporatism.

by Gary Hall December 29, 2006

Corporatocracy

A system of government that serves the interest of, and may be run by corporations and involves ties between government and business. Where corporations, conglomerates, and/or government entities with private components, control the direction and governance of a country.

The United Stated has devolved from a Democracy into a Corporatocracy

by 1blujay October 23, 2011

corporatocracy

1. A social and economic class of rulers, defined by their involvement in the ownership and management of large corporations.
2. The social and economic structures that empower and protect such rulers.
3. The political culture that serves such rulers.

We can't get this bill passed because the corporatocracy doesn't want it.

by media girl January 29, 2005