Parasite Paracide - An Analysis of it's Evil Implications
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Parasite Paracide - An Analysis of it's Evil Implications
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Parasite_Paracide
This card, this incredibly evil card.
Seriously, why does this card exist? I can’t believe that this card exists. Now, I’m sure you, dear reader, think I am overreacting over this. However, you don’t see how this card represents the downfall of Yu-Gi-Oh, and possibly mankind. Of course, you’ll say I’m crazy, like everyone else does, but am I really the crazy one? AM I??? Sure, I might be. My username is “nsane”jokr, after all, and apparently I can’t even spell those words right. That’s okay though, because at the end of the day this card is still one of Konami’s nefarious plots to screw over dueling society!
Oh, dear reader, surely you must believe this is still just hyperbolic banter from a crazed man that drank too much Mountain Dew and never sleeps, but you don’t understand the terror that is the realization that this card is pure evil. Let’s start off small and just analyze its art. I’m not talking about the American version, though it is ungodly and indecent in its own right. No, Sir (or Madam), I must refer to the OCG art! On the bare basicness of the art and not delving into its symbolic imagery, one will notice that it’s of an insect implanting itself into the face of an innocent man. What terrible mind such an image must’ve come from! The thought that kids would see such vile art irks me. Such art can traumatize even a grown man, but this is being sold to children!
However, I understand what you must be thinking at this point in time: “He’s trolling!” “He can’t possibly be serious!” “This is starting to sound awfully like Glenn Beck…”
Well, reader, I’ll have you know I am not trolling, I am VERY serious, and Glenn Beck is an absolutely great person, you godless heathen. Of course, you probably even like this card despite its malicious, totalitarian implications! At this point, I’m sure I lost most of you. “Totalitarian?” you’ll begin, “Great Scot, how could you possible come to such a conclusion?!” Well, dear reader, I’ll help spell it out for you, since nobody else is doing it for me. That’s okay, though, I can handle spreading this gospel on my own.
You see, dear reader, you must first analyze what the card does. First, it infiltrates the deck. Innocent enough, you’ll say, it’s just in a game after all, right? Oh, but that’s where your thought first fails, my poor, dear reader, because once it finally comes back out it will infect all your other loyal soldiers and turn them into Insects. “But that’s just a game mechanic . . .” you’ll protest, “Clearly there’s no nefarious plot in this.” Oh, simpleton, how very wrong you are; they’ve already won at this point.
Can’t you tell what this card symbolizes? I’ll help you out. This card perfectly resembles the doctrines of many radicals that want to undermine your freedom and make you a slave. Think about it, for this card to work you have to give it to your opponent. Gee, being forced to give away your own precious materials to an undeserving individual, that sounds a lot like Communism, a notoriously evil ideal that brings nothing but destruction to a thriving society. “But, nsane, that’s a hell of a stretch,” you’ll proclaim, but you’ll notice your foolishness when I actually finish the analogy!
Much like Communism, Parasite Paracide firsts hides itself and waits to spring itself at the right time. It begins simple, first a guy like Marx comes along and writes this Communist Manifesto, then BAM! You now have evil dictators like Mao and Stalin using these principles to control the masses! Soon, my poor reader, you’ll become one of those “Insects” and be entrenched neck deep in their forsaken system. This is Konami’s method, to pacify you, to slowly introduce evil doctrines in order to turn you into a puppet to a draconian regime.
I understand, you probably aren’t convinced just yet, but prepare to experience some shocking tidbits that will blow your mind. Think for a second where this card originated. You’ll instantly exclaim, “Japan!” And how terribly right you are, and I stress “terribly,” because remember, Japan was at point allied with the Nazis. Then you finally see, oh how you see how I’ve finally came to this point, and deep down you know you should’ve expected it, because we all know the Nazis were led by none other than Hitler. You understand it finally came to this; I brought up Hitler, just like in any other nefarious, conspiracy theory about draconian regime dominating the world.
Yet, why am I the only one that notices this? It’s all there for anyone to see. You may have to lose some reason, but reason doesn’t save you from being enslaved from evil plots driven by a children’s card game! No, they want us to use reason, because reason will always tell us that these ideas are utterly insane. Then that’s where they strike and cause real insanity! Nevertheless, we can’t just let them turn us into “Insects” that will become their slaves. You all must wake up and see these evils before it’s too late!
This card, this incredibly evil card.
Seriously, why does this card exist? I can’t believe that this card exists. Now, I’m sure you, dear reader, think I am overreacting over this. However, you don’t see how this card represents the downfall of Yu-Gi-Oh, and possibly mankind. Of course, you’ll say I’m crazy, like everyone else does, but am I really the crazy one? AM I??? Sure, I might be. My username is “nsane”jokr, after all, and apparently I can’t even spell those words right. That’s okay though, because at the end of the day this card is still one of Konami’s nefarious plots to screw over dueling society!
Oh, dear reader, surely you must believe this is still just hyperbolic banter from a crazed man that drank too much Mountain Dew and never sleeps, but you don’t understand the terror that is the realization that this card is pure evil. Let’s start off small and just analyze its art. I’m not talking about the American version, though it is ungodly and indecent in its own right. No, Sir (or Madam), I must refer to the OCG art! On the bare basicness of the art and not delving into its symbolic imagery, one will notice that it’s of an insect implanting itself into the face of an innocent man. What terrible mind such an image must’ve come from! The thought that kids would see such vile art irks me. Such art can traumatize even a grown man, but this is being sold to children!
However, I understand what you must be thinking at this point in time: “He’s trolling!” “He can’t possibly be serious!” “This is starting to sound awfully like Glenn Beck…”
Well, reader, I’ll have you know I am not trolling, I am VERY serious, and Glenn Beck is an absolutely great person, you godless heathen. Of course, you probably even like this card despite its malicious, totalitarian implications! At this point, I’m sure I lost most of you. “Totalitarian?” you’ll begin, “Great Scot, how could you possible come to such a conclusion?!” Well, dear reader, I’ll help spell it out for you, since nobody else is doing it for me. That’s okay, though, I can handle spreading this gospel on my own.
You see, dear reader, you must first analyze what the card does. First, it infiltrates the deck. Innocent enough, you’ll say, it’s just in a game after all, right? Oh, but that’s where your thought first fails, my poor, dear reader, because once it finally comes back out it will infect all your other loyal soldiers and turn them into Insects. “But that’s just a game mechanic . . .” you’ll protest, “Clearly there’s no nefarious plot in this.” Oh, simpleton, how very wrong you are; they’ve already won at this point.
Can’t you tell what this card symbolizes? I’ll help you out. This card perfectly resembles the doctrines of many radicals that want to undermine your freedom and make you a slave. Think about it, for this card to work you have to give it to your opponent. Gee, being forced to give away your own precious materials to an undeserving individual, that sounds a lot like Communism, a notoriously evil ideal that brings nothing but destruction to a thriving society. “But, nsane, that’s a hell of a stretch,” you’ll proclaim, but you’ll notice your foolishness when I actually finish the analogy!
Much like Communism, Parasite Paracide firsts hides itself and waits to spring itself at the right time. It begins simple, first a guy like Marx comes along and writes this Communist Manifesto, then BAM! You now have evil dictators like Mao and Stalin using these principles to control the masses! Soon, my poor reader, you’ll become one of those “Insects” and be entrenched neck deep in their forsaken system. This is Konami’s method, to pacify you, to slowly introduce evil doctrines in order to turn you into a puppet to a draconian regime.
I understand, you probably aren’t convinced just yet, but prepare to experience some shocking tidbits that will blow your mind. Think for a second where this card originated. You’ll instantly exclaim, “Japan!” And how terribly right you are, and I stress “terribly,” because remember, Japan was at point allied with the Nazis. Then you finally see, oh how you see how I’ve finally came to this point, and deep down you know you should’ve expected it, because we all know the Nazis were led by none other than Hitler. You understand it finally came to this; I brought up Hitler, just like in any other nefarious, conspiracy theory about draconian regime dominating the world.
Yet, why am I the only one that notices this? It’s all there for anyone to see. You may have to lose some reason, but reason doesn’t save you from being enslaved from evil plots driven by a children’s card game! No, they want us to use reason, because reason will always tell us that these ideas are utterly insane. Then that’s where they strike and cause real insanity! Nevertheless, we can’t just let them turn us into “Insects” that will become their slaves. You all must wake up and see these evils before it’s too late!
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Very good read. I, the dear reader, recommend this article with my highest regards. Anyone who disagrees with your thesis is just an ignorant sheep who follows pretense and not their own will. This card needs to go, not only does it represent atrocity and horror, it is just down right evil. Whats to stop your opponent from keeping your precious card after the game is over anyway? What if you forget, and they keep your horror? Oh wouldn't that be a blessing, a lifted burden. Your demonic strategy has passed on to another unsuspecting victim. Bravo sir, you are the profit of truth, spreading the word of glory and honor. Such underhanded tactics are sketchy and dishonorable. I say, begone vile parasite!
I need a Trombone! Does anyone have a Trombone? or a a Tuba?
I need a Trombone! Does anyone have a Trombone? or a a Tuba?
Re: Parasite Paracide - An Analysis of it's Evil Implications
I was reading this and I came across "Glenn Beck is an absolutely great person". I then stopped reading.
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This... has opened my eyes... I can never look at this the same way again. Time to replace the backs of YGO cards with swatstickas.
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TheVoid wrote:This... has opened my eyes... I can never look at this the same way again. Time to replace the backs of YGO cards with swatstickas.
Look more closely at the Gusto monsters emblem. Your mind will be blown.
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Wait... are the inzectors the YGO Russians under Communist rule or the Germans under hitler??
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guys if you wanna talk about hidden messages in yugioh and whatnot the real thing to talk about is the Illuminati in yugioh. yugioh just SCREAMS Illuminati... the pyramid shaped puzzle, mind control, sorcery, the occult symbolism..
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I expect this to be a Bel Air thread.
It was worse than I expected with the mention of Glenn Beck being anything besides a nutter.
It was worse than I expected with the mention of Glenn Beck being anything besides a nutter.
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I knew it! Yugioh is being used as a mind control device to make people go on crazy shopping sprees, fall into a shame spiral out of guilt, then the loop continues. They buy more to feel happy, completing their decks to seek the satisfaction they need, winning.
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Finally its all falling into place. This is why I cannot look at YGO cards and not want to buy some. Its the Parasite... the nazis... oh god! Nsanejokr... what have you uncovered?
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And we all now know why he is called nsanejokr. Makes Joker from the Dark Knight look sane and that is no simple feat to pull off.
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Seriously though. I have quite yugioh several times. It is like smoking. You walk up to the check-out of a convience store or Wal-mart, and THEY ARE THERE. Just mocking you, the feeling of opening a pack, the suspense, the wonder, the craving. You must have one. I think they lace each card with some sort of drug that makes you want the cards more.
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Card games laced with drugs? Yea sounds about right.
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I have a feeling Kevin Tewart will find a way to destroy this topic. We all know the days of Tour-gan working was just him trolling. You know he was just sitting there laughing at us. We exposed the dirty secrets of the game, he won't let this stand.
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Kevin_Tewart
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Kevin_Tewart
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TheVoid wrote:Card games laced with drugs? Yea sounds about right.
Watch whole thing.
This is the reason why Yami Marik is messed up.
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DarkRiku wrote:And we all now know why he is called nsanejokr. Makes Joker from the Dark Knight look sane and that is no simple feat to pull off.
I thought I already told you that Hush could do that with ease...
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konami trying to do something against us??? nahhhh, konami love us
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Hunter... your joking right? Konami wants total control!
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Konami = Fungus
Customer = Ants that will buy their cards at will.
Customer = Ants that will buy their cards at will.
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And...vantagesp wrote:Konami = Fungus
Customer = Ants that will buy their cards at will.
Zombies.
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Potus-Mat wrote:And...vantagesp wrote:Konami = Fungus
Customer = Ants that will buy their cards at will.
Zombies.
Damn... it all makes sense... zombies, insects, plants...
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TheVoid wrote:Hunter... your joking right? Konami wants total control!
nahhh, you re mistaken, konami only wants to give people what they want,
Hunter_13- Posts : 218
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Seriously. The more we feed Konami, the more they troll us.
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I see now. This is how Armageddon starts. The Zombie Apocalypse is near.
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well this just almost made me quit im undecided yet but this brings SOME good points
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I actually like this card in that your opponent has to show his hand to you every turn. Works great with Mind Crush, D.D. Designator and Prohibition.
BTW where does Kuriboh fit in all this? That monster is definitely Osama Bin Laden.
BTW where does Kuriboh fit in all this? That monster is definitely Osama Bin Laden.
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Terrorists? Not in my yugioh!
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