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memeocracy 

A system of government where a nation (usually based on Internet culture) is ruled by 2016-era memes like Harambe and the election campaigns of the USA. Some people think those represent the epitome of dank memes, but others just use the term ironically. Kekistan is the most popularly known memeocracy.
Bro, how have you not become a member of the memeocracy of Kekistan} [yet? If you want to, you'll have to get a keks-orcism to expunge the normie out of you.
memeocracy by Kaiser_Chief April 18, 2018
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Memeocracy 

A form of government which uses the internet to direct the market through a hive mind mentality focused around an entertaining topic or idea.
Memeocracy took off in the year 2021 when the company Gamestop became an actual game to play in real life.
Memeocracy by SciOg January 29, 2021
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mediocracy

a system of government by mediocre people.
A mediocracy cannot make headway.
mediocracy by uttam maharjan November 11, 2012
a single mother's regime where the Mom takes control of the situation by casting the only vote that matters when it comes to decision making for the family.
"It doesn't matter if you both want McDonald's tonight; this is not a democracy...it is a Momocracy and Mom wants Mexican food for dinner"
Momocracy by Paige F. Enimore April 21, 2010

mediocracy

1) Rule by those who are of average or below average competence.
2) A society in which people with little (if any) talent and skill are dominant and highly influential.
3) A social or administrative system which is like an antithesis to a meritocracy.
Eg 1) "With the presidency of George W. Bush, America has completed its transition from democracy to mediocracy."

2)"The success of Big Brother is indicative of our present society being a in a state of mediocracy."
mediocracy by St.O. June 16, 2006

metocracy 

An elected system of representation in which the populace is governed by civil servants who are responsible solely to safeguard state institutions and representatives who safeguard the integrity of the vote itself.

A duality of totalitarian democracy and democratic confederalism.
Metocracy treats the will of the people and the desire of the people as distinct entities: dualistic and therefore contrapositional.
metocracy by sandraxine June 19, 2018

Mediocracy

(mediocre & -cracy), government of & responsive to mediocrity; rule by the most exceptionally average, superfluously adequate, or quintessentially ordinary citizens; government of the average, by the average, & for the average.
Is this leadership of the best & the brightest, or is this Mediocracy?
Mediocracy by Darth Johnny December 3, 2010
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