democracy

A form of government which looks good on paper, but in practice, really sucks.

Ha! You say democracy like its a good thing!

by Jackie, IQ 140 September 25, 2005

Chinese Democracy Effect

When something long-awaited that's usually in development hell, like a movie, video game, or album, falls short of its built-up hype when it's finally released. Named for the Guns N' Roses album of the same name, which after 15 years was finally released, to mediocre reviews.

I hope Duke Nukem Forever doesn't become a victim to the Chinese Democracy effect.

by wantanabewasabe June 1, 2011

duocracy

A relationship of function which deconstructs into a duality of momentum.

An instance of the Vikaas Paradox.

Duocracy implies that a singularity of a function is in actuality a duality of two contrapositional momentums.

by sandraxine July 19, 2018

Chinese Democracy Syndrome

When it takes a person a very long time to complete something that they promised to finish a long time ago.

It's taking me forever to finish this... I think I've got Chinese Democracy Syndrome.

by bungelina January 26, 2010

chinese democracy

Something that the world needs that's decades overdue and would be fucking awesome should it ever happen...but probably wont due various reasons. Examples include:

1. DUH! Democracy in Red China. Every time they seem to make progress, shit like big mama(commie internet censorship system) and tienamen square happen.

2. That one Eponymous Guns N' Roses album that Axl has been working on for like twenty years.

In hindsight, probably the absolute most (unintentionally?) genius album title ever.

What do ya figure will happen first? Actual chinese democracy or a new GNR album?

by gooberliberation September 8, 2006

democracy

An electoral type of government in which the person who has the majority of the popular vote takes office.

The united states is becoming an oligarchy although it professes to be a democracy.

by easy e February 3, 2003

Demoracy

Democracy is a system, which allows citizens to vote and participate in any events that are involved in a government system or electing a representative of the people. In a Democratic nation, all the citizens have equal opportunities and rights to vote and participate freely in government elections.

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by Anonymous November 9, 2003