undermine

his attempt to divorce his estranged wife undermined the prestige of the Crown (1762-1830) n King of Great Britain and Ireland from 1760 to 1820

As such, he/she sees it as their duty to tarnish the country's current and past image using all available means including: cherry picking facts and using innuendo, half-truths, lies and fabrications (see: [Rathergate]).\r \r Libtards’ actions undermine America's educational system, economy, criminal justice system, military personnel, sovereignty, security, and freedoms

A nation or government who's power is undermined by drug cartels or the drug trade. > Some areas of Columbia are run as a narcocracy, outside of any government control.

An [unlawful] and/or [oppressive] [precedent] set by a person or persons claiming authority. > The embedding of [biometric] chips in or on the general population sets a dangerous opprescedent which undermines both privacy and safety.

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