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deconstitution 

A political stategy to remove or severely limit enforcement of provisions in the constitution that generally provide more freedom and liberty and rights by selectively enforcing provisions in the constitution that protect the rights of minorities and disadvantaged and basic freedoms of all. Also to knowingly appointing judges that will remove or severely limit provisions in the constitution that protect citizens, by writing absurd strategic legal opinions that misinterpret the constitution and to take provisions from the constitution out of its present-day context. so political, economic and social justice is perverted in favor of special interests.

Technically this strategy of deconstitutionalizing government can be done legally by directly changing the constitution, however, it is rarely done, mainly because taking away constitutional rights is highly unpopular.
Typically provisions are added to the constitution to give more rights and to remove loopholes.
Deconstitution is much like the political strategy of deregulation for nefarious purposes, such as to allow negative externalities and consumer fraud which hurt people in favor of special interests.
In most cases, the Constitution is clear and concise with regard to basic rights and freedoms. However, there is a major effort to promote the deconstitution of government so that politicians have the freedom to do what they want to whoever they want.
deconstitution by mlhiss November 25, 2019
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Roman Empire reconstitution movement

A movement that seeks to reconstitute or reform the Roman empire both in teratorial extent and type of government either by bring the nations of Europe together or conquest. And then to extend it over the rest of the world till it becomes a world government.
He's in the Roman Empire reconstitution movement.

deconstitutionalized 

When something is removed from its original context or source, often used in sociology
The politician used a deconstitutionalized quote to attack his opponent

deconstitutionalize

To get rid of Capitalism in United States shortly after converting into socialist country; purpose to succeed in shrinking socioeconomic gap.
When Bernie Sanders wins the election he will deconstitutionalize our country's old laws and bring back 40 percent of the United states income that the top one percent owned. Surely this will bring our country into a economic stability.
deconstitutionalize by ReelInglesh August 11, 2016
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