idiocracy

A satirical film directed by Mike Judge released in 2006 starring Luke Wilson and Maya Rudolph in which <spoilers> Joe Bauers (Wilson), an Army librarian, is judged to be absolutely average in every regard, has no relatives, has no future, so he's chosen to be one of the two test subjects in a top-secret hibernation program. He and hooker Rita (Rudolph) were to awaken in one year, but things go wrong and they wake up instead in 2505. By this time, stupid people have outbred intelligent people; the world is (barely) run by morons--and Joe and Rita are the smartest people in America

Guy #1: Dude, did you see Idiocracy yet?
Guy #2: Go away, I'm batin'!

by e.ogas May 19, 2007

idiocy

(n).
1. Any action performed by an idiot or in an idiotic manner.
2. State of being for any idiot.

Though the internet is amazing, there tend to be gaping cesspools of utter idiocy.

by Koma April 15, 2005

idiocy

Something all too common on the internet.

Bob- There are too many idiots on the internet!
Karen- That explains why there's so much idiocy on www.urbandictionary.com

by Brian Audly April 27, 2006

idiamous

a term used for stupid people that combines idiot and ignoramus.

omg your such an idiamous, you fagget you parked your car on the railroad tracks

by idiamousman October 23, 2009

Idac

I Don't Actually Care

Well idac so whatever and leave me alone

by Tamara_x December 15, 2009

Idiocracy

1) A government that repeatedly makes bad decisions, resulting in worsening conditions for the country it runs. 2) A government run by an intellectually challenged leader. 3) A government full of cabinet members that couldn't find their asses with both hands and a flashlight. 4) A government consisting of people where if they were to pick their noses for a half hour, their heads would cave in.

I can't believe the idiocracy we elected to run our country.

by The Coop February 4, 2003

Idiocracy

Idiocracy is democracy gone wrong through idiocy. It is the unfortunate situation where the vote of a person ignorant of even the most basic of facts surrounding an issue or candidate counts exactly as much as the vote of someone who is well-informed about the specific issue or candidate.

In an idiocracy the vote of someone who says for example, "I won't vote for Obama because I heard he is a known terrorist and doesn't like Italian food" counts as much as the vote of someone who makes an effort to find out exactly where the presidential candidates stand on various issues. It's democracy gone wrong through idiocy. Another example is "I won't vote for McCain because I heard he has Alzheimers and has already spent time in a nursing home."

by Clara Pienaar October 18, 2008