Riot promotes Communism!!

HeroOfSymphonia·12/18/2014, 10:58:31 PM·1 votes·1,130 views

I discovered something today.. League of Legends promotes communism!

So the company that owns like 40% of Riot is Tencent and it is a Chinese based company

So now imagine if China was Demacia and the US was Noxus

Demacia is a communist monarchy- it is ruled by a monarch (technically Jarvan III but Jarvan IV in lieu while he is sick) and it promotes the idea that you cannot succeed in Demacia unless you are born into it, it may not say it but its implied. Nearly all Demacian champions are noble (bar a few exceptions like Xin and Shyv who was adopted into the noble family)

Noxus is a "tyrannical" republic - It is ruled by Swain and his counsel but Swain is still looked at as a "tyrant" (just like a lot of US citizens look at the president) they promote the idea that ANYONE can succeed as long as they have the ambition to do so. Very few champs from Noxus are actually nobles and some of the most important ones had humble beginnings: Darius, Draven, Vlad, Singed and Riven(before she went good)

So there you go Noxus the "bad guys" are really the US and Demacia the "good guys" is really China

4 Comments

KOSHER TACO12/18/2014, 10:59:12 PM3 votes

Riot games is owned by the Chinese Communist Party.. (tencent by proxy)

Communism is anti-monarchy as far as I know. That's the entire point.

Jeddy01712/19/2014, 2:17:17 PM2 votes

Am I in the 1950's?

HeroOfSymphonia12/19/2014, 1:31:44 AM1 votes

awareness must be made!

TyHub1812/22/2014, 1:50:31 AM1 votes

And you care WHY????? Damn its a game OWNED by a Chinese company. So what if its based off the U.S. and China. China has a stable government even if it is communist. There's no point in pointing fingers on something that many people are already aware of and isn't actually any sort of issue. The US propagandas communism worse then it actually is, and on the topic of them depicting us as the "bad guys", I don't necessarily see that as true. Both Noxus and Demacia are just governing themselves as they see fit, there isn't a "bad guy" in this situation, just conflicting ideals. Oh, and one more thing, THIS IS A GAME.