No the real moral of the story is Reinhardt is hot and if you don't want this man as your god and emperor you're so fucking gay holy shit
Whats the moral of this story
Jack Gomez
Luke Smith
globalresearch.ca
Yes. And you are yet to provide a counter example.
Oliver Ward
>Not wanting a hot man be humanity's emperor.
>Be called a homosexual for not wanting that.
Jayden Edwards
That might be the POV intended, but as all good things, fiction eventually forms its own spirals of life.
And as life ensues, so do change.
FPA is incapable of winning a interstellar war because of backroom political bickering and no actual ambitions outside of ruling.
The end result is that despite having entire organizations where merit will get you ahead, the political backstabbing eventually kills Yang for no gain.
Space Prussia has stagnated hard since Rudolphs reign, which allows a upstart general to take over the entire Empire in a decade, since the decadent elite of Space Prussia isn't good enough at warfare and logistics to keep up with the tech advancements of the FPA.
Because of the structure, Reinhard ends up risking no backstabbing after forcing 2 bouts of civil war. Which allows his board of Admirals to dismantle and occupy the FPA without any real resistance.
As Reinhard wins the galactic war of the 3600s, his rule will eventually stagnate, and corrupt nobility will eventually try to have their cake and eat it.
The core take away is that all systems fuck themselves horribly by existing for a long enough time for corruption and stagnation to take place.
They might even evolve over structure where there was previous corruption, meaning deeply seeded issues corrupt the growth of a new strong tree.
James Smith
>pic
Who is this, blonde Kylo Ren or live action Reinhardt?
Cameron King
google.com
also a counterexample for what? libya? literally look at every single western style democratic republic on the planet. compare those to every autocracy and pseudo-democracy that have ever existed.
Ethan Sanders
en.wikipedia.org
Sorry, user, but I don't trust conspiracy theorists that distrust vaccines.
Dominic Evans
i see you too have made the mistake of replying to that retard
Joseph Flores
>compare XXth century USA to some BC nomad tribe and you will see that democracy is more advanced
>muh warcrimes
>every single middle eastern country just happen to commit some atrocity so the us can topple them and set up puppets
What does that have to with anything?
Chase Thomas
>Because of the structure,
More like because all his officers were fucking gay for him (it's called loyalty in hetfag speak I hear), even the one guy who betrayed him, and he didn't really want to. If this series was realistic, there would have been more a lot more backstabbing in the empire.
>As Reinhard wins the galactic war of the 3600s, his rule will eventually stagnate, and corrupt nobility will eventually try to have their cake and eat it.
>The core take away is that all systems fuck themselves horribly by existing for a long enough time for corruption and stagnation to take place
This was never highlighted though. Reinhardt's regime is considered uncorruptible by the end of the series because
- nobility and priviledge were eradicated
- it's a meritocratic system, supposedly
- it is implied it will have a constitution in time
- if worst comes to worst another benevolent autocrat can just waltz in and take over
It's a naive conclusion if anything really.