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Yang is on his face a despot, but one that embodies Confucian/Taoist principles. His goal is to make a society that functions as a singular entity, every citizen within having their place within. A lot of his imagery draws parallels with hiveminded animals such as ants, which is an apt comparison considering how through technology he will use or specialize the citizens in his nation. Most westerners will find him repulsive due to our fascination with liberty and freedom, even from the most staunch fascist, but in truth, everything he does is extremely utilitarian. All of his actions go towards improving the efficiency of the system, and even him and his leaders aren't exempt from his agenda. At his peak, he's establishing a society that's completely united in purpose, with all functions thereof aiming to ensure the survival of the group as a whole. At his nadir, he's a monstrous despot who has no empathy for his fellow man, exploiting them in any way he sees fit.

Morgan embodies capitalism and everything good and bad that entails. Moreover than anyone else, he ruthlessly pursues profit and wealth, as in his mind those things translate to everything else from security to power to happiness. I'd say he's one of the most familiar leaders for western players due to the US and Europe's intimacy with various concepts of capitalism and is pretty much that taken to its logical extreme. The society he builds will absolutely be the most wealthy and likely strongest industrial power on Planet, consequences be damned. This single minded pursuit comes at a cost to the environment and any citizen who lacks wealth might as well be a nonperson, one step above slavery, with the wealthy living in extreme opulence. However, due to the sheer wealth of the Morganites, even the most destitute among them enjoy some share of the profits in the form of entertainment and cheap consumer goods, if only to ensure they remain docile and compliant.

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For shame