Here’s why Evil Morty is Evil

Rick and Morty portrays the Citadel of Ricks in a way that reflects real-world societies, while depicting Evil Morty as a cunning and dangerous populist leader.

Those portrayals pose some deeply philosophical and historical questions, such as:

- What makes the Citadel of Ricks susceptible to populism?
- How does Evil Morty’s populism manifest within the existing political structure of the Citadel?
- What real-life leaders might have served as the inspiration for the portrayal of Evil Morty?

This video attempts to answer those questions and more. In the process, we also analyze how power struggles and social hierarchies develop and resolve in the world of Rick and Morty, and how Rick’s inherent rebelliousness becomes manifest.

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This is the second video of a new venture: The Invisible Lens, which takes a fresh look at everything from movies to music to sports with an eye toward how political ideas, as expressed in pop culture, can be and are applied in real life.

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