> The primary point of idiocracy was to imagine a world where people were acting in increasingly stupid ways over time. ...and in doing so, it depicts a world

> The primary point of idiocracy was to imagine a world where people were acting in increasingly stupid ways over time. ...and in doing so, it depicts a world that is not at all reminiscent of the one in which we live. The white house is not occupied by idiots, but by thieves and murders and sexual predators. The American landscape is not a Brawndo-dustbowl, but a highly profitable, productive, and delicious-but-toxic bounty of subsidized factory farms, stemming not from a misunderstanding of botany, but a misapplication of that understanding. The same is true of the medical industry, the justice system - literally every institution portrayed in the entire film, with the possible exception of waste disposal / the trash avalanche.