make a mockery of

In a blog post, Via said pardons would “make a mockery of our justice system, and it will send the message to his followers that violence is a legitimate response to political outcomes they don’t like.”

He is therefore openly preparing for a revenge tour that would make a mockery of civil liberties and the formal structural limitations on his authority.

We’ve seen it all before: Prosecutors and judges exercising their discretion in ways that help the former president make a mockery of the idea that no one is above the law.

I feel actually when you think about Martha, it really is sad because it's never trying to make a mockery of the real person.

“The idea that someone can use the parents rights and the curriculum transparency to start objecting to every single book to try to make a mockery of this is just wrong,” DeSantis said the day before the bill signing.