What Is Eric Cartman Evilist Act

South Park (TV series): Is Eric Cartman evil?

Some of his favourite hobbies include murder and attempted genocide.He exploits the mentally ill by pretending to have Tourettes as well as a developmental disorder so that he could participate in a disabled competition.He convinces the wife of his counsellor to commit suicide.He murders a kids parents and feeds the flesh of their dead bodies to him.He accuses a Muslim kid of being a terrorist and tortures his parents.He pisses in Kyle’s mouth to give him AIDS.I’m actually not done.But as you can see, it’s pretty clear here that Eric Cartman is evil.But you see, that’s what makes him so cherished and truly important to the show.He is a manifestation of all the evil, hatred and intolerance of society stripped bare and presented in a physically unimpressive yet somehow inevitably empowered child - Eric Cartman.He also forces us to think carefully about free speech, reminding us that free speech entails the right to offend and criticise, no matter how ludicrous or illogical it may seem to you.There’s that, and plus he’s absolutely hilarious.

Who would outsmart the other and win, Eric Cartman or Bender the Robot?

Cartman.They’re both power-hungry and self-centered to certain degrees, but Bender tends to be about himself and only manipulates others for his own temporary benefit. I mean, he was basically a god for a short time and quickly wanted nothing more to do with that kind of power or responsibility, no matter how it benefitted him.Cartman is a lot less afflicted with empathy and takes some measure of glee in denying others what they want, and is ruthless about getting what he wants as well.

Was the character of Eric Cartman a premonition of Trump?

I was actually thinking about that while I was reading the transcript of his phone call to the president of Mexico - that they both have a political problem with the wall. It was his idea, nobody else had the problem - something Eric Cartman character would time and time again. The way Trump lives in his own world, believes in whatever he wants to believe, thrives and lives in his own awe, self-centered, constant lying and actually believing in his lies; from A to Z Trump’s displayed character traits - whether they are genuine or just acting - are too darn similar to Eric Cartman’s persona.Almost in every aspect, from racism to actually believing that the immigrants are the problem and that white people are the minority to the way he thinks and acts towards Mexico, Mexicans and other ethnic groups. The man conjures up images of world domination and Hitler even. I am expecting him to yell “Respect my AUTHORITA!” anytime now.Sometimes, I feel like I am watching a South Park episode when I watch our beloved orange trumpet on two feet having awkward moments with other people - it’s that good.The similarities are beyond comparison at this moment. I almost think it’s on purpose. I mean he did do a very good Bane impression too.

How do Jews feel about Eric Cartman, in the “South Park” TV series? He has on numerous occasions worshiped Adolf Hitler, and shown a tendency to support The Holocaust. His spite toward Jewish ethnicity is perpetuated with racist comments.

Not a Jew (dammit). I might convert.BUT, I think you're missing the point about Eric Cartman: he's a metaphor, not an advertisement for hatred. Cartman is a psychopath with no regard for anybody around him except in their ability to give him whatever thing he desires. He neurologically lacks the ability to feel empathy for anybody or guilt for his actions. He is a chameleon and a pseudologue. His internal psychological makeup causes him to seek emotional satisfaction through dominating others, physical stimulation and personal power.Eric Cartman is a story-telling tool on South Park; a very funny and very effective one. The best example of his manipulative nature, intelligence, and pseudologia fantastica is in the episode 911 "Ginger Kids". In this episode, Eric is seeking to destroy and malign every kid who is redheaded (while taking his usual homophobic, sexist, antisemitic swipes at his classmates). In a plot to force Cartman to learn the error of his ways, he is converted into a "ginger". Upon waking up the next day (after having been "made-over" into a ginger), rather than digest his new predicament and adjust his paradigm to understand what it felt like to be maligned by others, he simply morphed himself by creating a compelling persona, forming a cult of gingers and plotting to annihilate the entire town of South Park to make them pay for maligning him. The problem is: Cartman will never see himself as wrong and will always adjust the goal-posts to ensure he's right.That's the point. Cartman physically lacks the ability to feel remorse or empathy. He is the very personification of what we would label "evil". He would murder with impunity if it gained him power. But Cartman is no more an anti-Semite than he is anything. He is nothing inside but an emotionally hollow individual who is seeking to fill that hole with whatever gains him power over others. If communism did it, he'd be a communist. If anarchism did it, the'd be an anarchist. He'd be a Jew or a Christian or a Muslim if it gained him power over others.That's the lesson of Cartman.Watch: Ginger Kids (Season 9, Episode 11) - Full Episode Player

Between Eric Cartman from South Park and Frank Reynolds from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, which one is more evil?

Eric Cartman got his dad killed and left his half bother orphaned. Details below:Scott Tenorman Must Die - WikipediaFrank Reynolds is quite evil, but he has nothing on Eric!