Description
A clause in the constitution that serves as a magical DIY kit, allowing incumbents to mix and match governance ingredients at dawn like breakfast cereal. It promises the thrill of spicing up the recipe of rule while masquerading as a call for justice. Outwardly democratic, it often harbors the seeds of a homemade coup. Usage example: Legislator A chants “In the name of the people,” all while sneakily appending a term-extension amendment to the constitution.
Definitions
- A backdoor embedded in the text of the constitution, accessible only to those in power.
- A stage prop in the parliamentary theater that directs the changing of the lead role.
- An alchemical machine that processes public will into time-limited permits.
- A modern magic circle capable of rewriting the blueprint of the state overnight.
- A device wearing the mask of selflessness that pledges extended life for its creator while proclaiming great causes.
- A greenhouse that, under the guise of kindness called amendment, actually nurtures one’s own authority.
- The underwear of dictatorship hidden under the resplendent dress of democracy.
- A checklist of opportunities allowing immediate legal remodeling upon gathering enough support.
- The sole legal loophole for wordplay, effectively a free manipulation zone.
- A sandbox of the constitution where future governance can be tested under hypothetical ‘what-ifs.’
Examples
- “Amendment Clause? It’s like parliamentarians’ secret stationery set. They flip through pages whenever bored.”
- “For the people, you say? Amendment Clause is really for themselves, isn’t it?”
- “Another committee on the Amendment Clause? How is it different from an extended tea party?”
- “Once the Amendment Clause passes, you can redraw policies and roads at will. Like you’re an author of a picture book.”
- “Who said you can’t change the constitution? Don’t worry, we have the Amendment Clause, right?”
- “The Amendment Clause is just an in-app purchase function for those in power.”
- " ‘Democracy’ and ‘Amendment Clause’ make a good pairing… just two buzzwords side by side give a sense of comfort."
- “Got the voters’ trust? Great. Now let’s extend your term with the Amendment Clause.”
- “Thanks to the Amendment Clause, the blueprint has become a disposable good.”
- “They call it a historic moment today—actually a ritual to secure a term extension for themselves.”
- “Again with the Amendment Clause… what secret patch are they planning next?”
- “Amendment Clause is like a politicians’ mileage point system.”
- “Heard the voices of the people? They’ll just commodify them via the Amendment Clause, right?”
- “The Amendment Clause is handy, but also a surprise feature that can backfire anytime.”
- “Constitution is fundamental? Oh, you forgot about the Amendment Clause.”
- “Corruption and bribes? You can legalize them with a single swipe of the Amendment Clause?”
- “Keep the Amendment Clause in your pocket; it’s that convenient.”
- “Someone please invent a technology to vacuum-pack voter support with the Amendment Clause.”
- “Stop fiddling with the Amendment Clause… the constitution is getting hysterical.”
- “Amendment Clause? It’s like the Konami code for the nation.”
Narratives
- The Amendment Clause wraps around policy depths like tendrils nurtured in a hidden chamber beneath the parliament.
- One day, when a legislator signed the Amendment Clause with an emblem-inscribed pen, it felt as if the nation’s blood flow paused.
- The conference room fell silent, as everyone witnessed the birth of a monster named the Amendment Clause.
- Newspapers fanned the flames, celebrating the frolic of dreamers and oblivious politicians around the Amendment Clause.
- Legal scholars dubbed it ’the key to the key of the constitution,’ racing to decode its true meaning.
- Rumor has it the Amendment Clause harbors infinite possibilities and a merciless instinct for self-preservation.
- The deeper the debate stretched into the night, the more eerily the Amendment Clause writhed.
- Speeches intended to gather voter voices morphed into magical incantations of ‘Amendment Clause.’
- The moment it passed, the Clause devours its own authors.
- In the corridors of the evening parliament, echoes of the Amendment Clause resonated like sobs.
- Protest signs read: ‘Face reality, not the Amendment Clause.’
- E-books about the Clause became trendy, and youth debated its text over cocktails.
- The wording is elegant, but the intent it conceals is as poisonous as toxin.
- Interpretative monsters lurking in its gaps began to roam courtrooms and social media.
- Yet those changing the Clause were always politicians eager to blame someone else.
- The Amendment Clause scattered like parliament’s shisha smoke, vanishing without a trace.
- In the depths of the national library, unused Amendment Clauses lie piled up, covered in dust.
- Citizens, weary of reading the text, found themselves reading between its lines instead.
- The more one ignores legal jargon, the more one dances to the sweet tunes of the Amendment Clause.
- No matter how heated the debate, everything eventually converts into a trading chip labeled ‘Amendment Clause.’
Related Terms
Aliases
- Constitution Scrapbook
- Power Rubik’s Cube
- Secret Backdoor
- Democracy Patch
- Coup Attachment
- One-Button Parliament
- Life-extension Warrant
- Clause Magic Hat
- Government DIY Kit
- Trick Recipe
- Constitutional Modder
- Clause Power Update
- Politician’s Eraser
- Legal Lottery
- Text Upgrade
- Drag&Drop Bill
- Cheatcode Section
- Democracy Bugfix
- Constitution MOD Pack
- Policy Magic Circle
Synonyms
- Power Punching Bag
- Stealth Bomb
- Political Pot
- Legal Trump Card
- Amendment Playground
- Constitution Screw
- Democracy Fragment
- Parliament Hideout
- Escape Route Part
- Secret Control Panel
- Interpretation Trap
- Legislative Sticky Note
- Authority Accessory
- Cause Mud Doll
- Lawmaking Toy
- Power Test Subject
- Treaty Puzzle
- Amendment Maze
- Political Organ
- Lawmod Kit
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