Cartoon Villain Has a Point

>Game has a ridiculously cartoonishly evil parody villain >think it's funny >Read the YT comments under the soundtrack >it's different versions of "He is kinda right though!" This game proved that no matter how blatant and unsubtle your attempt at satirizing political figures, as long as your character is charismatic and speaks with conviction, you will have hordes of gullible idiots who will unironicly agree with everything you say, all you have to do is acknowledge basic issues such as "Society is LE BAD" and provide any ridiculous solution or no solution at all, and that's it.

A screenshot from an imageboard post shows a bald, muscular villain beside commentary about a game’s cartoonishly evil parody character. The joke is that viewers ignore the obvious satire and agree with the villain because he is charismatic and confidently mentions real social problems. It is used as a reaction to political satire that accidentally attracts sincere supporters. EN: A screenshot from an imageboard post shows a bald, muscular villain beside commentary about a game’s cartoonishly evil parody character. The joke is that viewers ignore the obvious satire and agree with the villain because he is charismatic and confidently mentions real social problems. It is used as a reaction to political satire that accidentally attracts sincere supporters.

• @eternalclassic / 58618 2024-10-08