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A portmanteau of "Weimar" and "Amerika". Used to describe the perceived similarities between the pre-World War 2 Weimar republic of Germany and the United States of today. These similarities may be the loss of social cohesion and moral values, a rise in crime, inequality, and a general alienation from the current state of affairs. These factors of instability led to the collapse of the Weimar republic and this is similarly implied by the use of the term Weimerika to be a possibility in the United States.
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