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Good example of what the movie is about

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Loud, obnoxious, not all that bright, prone to outbursts of violence, appealing to patriotism, has no idea what he's doing... Idiocracy couldn't have predicted the rise of Donald Trump as a presidential candidate any better. At least Camacho was smart enough to step down when he realized he wasn't qualified for the job.

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17 Ways Idiocracy Has Actually Come True

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Though it was a box office bomb when first released in 2006, Idiocracy gave viewers a vision of the future that has come true in startling ways. It's the story of an average man frozen in a capsule who thaws out 500 years from now to find a world overrun by garbage, idiocy, corporatism, and v...

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This shows how needed we are of corporations. Just like the movie said.

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After Amazon announced late last year that it plans to build a second h eadquarters in an undetermined location, it received 238 bids from cities, states, and regions across North America. Each proposal detailed why that place should be chosen for Amazon's new second home.

On Thursday, the company announced a shortlist of 20 finalist cities, including Denver, New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago.

Amazon says its new campus, called HQ2, will bring 50,000 new jobs to the city where it winds up being built. The e-commerce giant will invest $5 billion in the construction, making the offer one of the largest corporate-civic opportunities in recent American history.

Many cities have disclosed their plans to woo Amazon. Some are more extreme than others.

Here are a few of the most out-there bids.

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Amazon has announced the top contenders in its $5 billion bidding war for HQ2 - here are their craziest proposals

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After Amazon announced late last year that it plans to build a second h eadquarters in an undetermined location, it received 238 bids from cities, states, and regions across North America. Each proposal detailed why that place should be chosen for Amazon's new second home.

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This article shows how some ways idiocracy is presented in real life instances.

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Idiocracy (2006) - Joe becomes President, Joe's Presidential Speech and the ending

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People are comparing Donald Trump to the Herald of Idiocracy. 

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People are comparing Donald Trump to the Herald of Idiocracy. 

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"In 2005, average in every way private Joe Bowers (Luke Wilson) is selected to take part in a secret military experiment to put him in hibernation for a year along with a woman named Rita (Maya Rudolph). The slumbering duo is forgotten when the base they are stored on is closed down and are left in stasis until 2505. When they finally wake up, they discover the average intelligence of humans has decreased so much that Joe is now the smartest man in the world."
-Google