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* {{Anvilicious}}: Unlimited privatization and free market capitalism aren't good things.
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* CompleteMonster: John Nike is a stand-out CorruptCorporateExecutive even by the standards of the corporatist {{Dystopia}} in the novel. As the Vice-President of Marketing for [[MegaCorp Nike]], he arranges to increase their latest product's revenue by increasing its notoriety by killing ten of the first persons who buy it, [[WouldHurtAChild including children]]. When agent Jennifer Government catches on to his scheme through the inevitable chain of subcontractors that expose his plot, he orders Jennifer's 8-year old daughter Kate—revealed to be his own child from a previous relation he had with Jennifer--kidnapped and [[OffingTheOffspring threatens to kill her]] if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He ultimately tries to hire a paramilitarized NRA to kill the President so he can give his own unscrupulous MegaCorp complete power to control and process humanity as he sees fit. John Nike's {{greed}} has no limits and he is willing to see [[DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans his entire society reduced to an unending nightmare]] out of selfishness and cruelty.

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* CompleteMonster: John Nike is a stand-out CorruptCorporateExecutive even by the standards of the corporatist {{Dystopia}} in the novel. As the Vice-President of Marketing for [[MegaCorp Nike]], he arranges to increase their latest product's revenue by increasing its notoriety by killing ten of the first persons who buy it, [[WouldHurtAChild including children]]. When agent Jennifer Government catches on to his scheme through the inevitable chain of subcontractors that expose his plot, he orders Jennifer's 8-year old daughter Kate—revealed to be his own child from a previous relation relationship he had with Jennifer--kidnapped and [[OffingTheOffspring threatens to kill her]] if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He ultimately tries to hire a paramilitarized NRA to kill the President so he can give his own unscrupulous MegaCorp complete power to control and process humanity as he sees fit. John Nike's {{greed}} has no limits and he is willing to see [[DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans his entire society reduced to an unending nightmare]] out of selfishness and cruelty.



* ValuesResonance: It was absurdist, political satire when it was first release. After the Great Recession, with the long term damage it has caused,[[note]]Sky High cost of living, persistent Under Employment, Extreme Wage Disparity, Prohibitive Healthcare Costs, and Increasing Poverty Rates even when Unemployment is low[[/note]] it comes off less as satire and more a dire warning of what's to come if things do not change.

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* ValuesResonance: It was absurdist, political satire when it was first release. released. After the Great Recession, with the long term damage it has caused,[[note]]Sky High high cost of living, persistent Under Employment, Extreme Wage Disparity, Prohibitive Healthcare Costs, underemployment, extreme wage disparity, prohibitive healthcare costs, and Increasing Poverty Rates increasing poverty rates even when Unemployment unemployment is low[[/note]] it comes off less as satire and more a dire warning of what's to come if things do not change.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Browser-based politics simulator ''Website/NationStates'' started as a promotional item for the book.

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* MorePopularSpinoff: Browser-based politics simulator ''Website/NationStates'' started as a promotional item for the book.book.
* ValuesResonance: It was absurdist, political satire when it was first release. After the Great Recession, with the long term damage it has caused,[[note]]Sky High cost of living, persistent Under Employment, Extreme Wage Disparity, Prohibitive Healthcare Costs, and Increasing Poverty Rates even when Unemployment is low[[/note]] it comes off less as satire and more a dire warning of what's to come if things do not change.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Browser based politics simulator ''Website/NationStates'' started as a promotional item for the book.

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* MorePopularSpinoff: Browser based Browser-based politics simulator ''Website/NationStates'' started as a promotional item for the book.
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* CompleteMonster: John Nike is a stand-out CorruptCorporateExecutive even by the standards of the corporatist {{Dystopia}} in the novel. As the Vice-President of Marketing for [[MegaCorp Nike]], he arranges to increase their latest product's revenue by increasing its notoriety by killing every person who buys it, [[WouldHurtAChild including children]]. When agent Jennifer Government catches on to his scheme through the inevitable chain of subcontractors that expose his plot, he orders Jennifer's 8-year old daughter Kate—revealed to be his own child from a previous relation he had with Jennifer--kidnapped and [[OffingTheOffspring threatens to kill her]] if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He ultimately tries to hire a paramilitarized NRA to kill the President so he can give his own unscrupulous MegaCorp complete power to control and process humanity as he sees fit. John Nike's {{greed}} has no limits and he is willing to see [[DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans his entire society reduced to an unending nightmare]] out of selfishness and cruelty.

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* CompleteMonster: John Nike is a stand-out CorruptCorporateExecutive even by the standards of the corporatist {{Dystopia}} in the novel. As the Vice-President of Marketing for [[MegaCorp Nike]], he arranges to increase their latest product's revenue by increasing its notoriety by killing every person ten of the first persons who buys buy it, [[WouldHurtAChild including children]]. When agent Jennifer Government catches on to his scheme through the inevitable chain of subcontractors that expose his plot, he orders Jennifer's 8-year old daughter Kate—revealed to be his own child from a previous relation he had with Jennifer--kidnapped and [[OffingTheOffspring threatens to kill her]] if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He ultimately tries to hire a paramilitarized NRA to kill the President so he can give his own unscrupulous MegaCorp complete power to control and process humanity as he sees fit. John Nike's {{greed}} has no limits and he is willing to see [[DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans his entire society reduced to an unending nightmare]] out of selfishness and cruelty.

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* CompleteMonster: John Nike.
-->"Who cares if I have to kill fourteen people, one of whom is a schoolgirl, as long as it makes a good buck?"
** And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''8-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] He is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]

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* CompleteMonster: John Nike.
-->"Who cares if I have to kill fourteen people, one of whom
Nike is a schoolgirl, as long as it makes a good buck?"
** And later
stand-out CorruptCorporateExecutive even by the standards of the corporatist {{Dystopia}} in the book, [[spoiler: novel. As the Vice-President of Marketing for [[MegaCorp Nike]], he kidnaps arranges to increase their latest product's revenue by increasing its notoriety by killing every person who buys it, [[WouldHurtAChild including children]]. When agent Jennifer Government catches on to his scheme through the inevitable chain of subcontractors that expose his plot, he orders Jennifer's ''8-year 8-year old daughter'' Kate, daughter Kate—revealed to be his own child from a previous relation he had with Jennifer--kidnapped and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her [[OffingTheOffspring threatens to kill her]] if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] He ultimately tries to hire a paramilitarized NRA to kill the President so he can give his own unscrupulous MegaCorp complete power to control and process humanity as he sees fit. John Nike's {{greed}} has no limits and he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]willing to see [[DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans his entire society reduced to an unending nightmare]] out of selfishness and cruelty.
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** And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]
* MorePopularSpinoff: Browser based politics simulator ''NationStates'' started as a promotional item for the book.

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** And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year ''8-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] Don't forget that he He is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]
* MorePopularSpinoff: Browser based politics simulator ''NationStates'' ''Website/NationStates'' started as a promotional item for the book.
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And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]

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** And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]

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-->"Who cares if I have to kill fourteen people, one of whom is a schoolgirl, as long as it makes a good buck?" And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]

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-->"Who cares if I have to kill fourteen people, one of whom is a schoolgirl, as long as it makes a good buck?" buck?"
And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]] Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]

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-->"Who cares if I have to kill fourteen people, one of whom is a schoolgirl, as long as it makes a good buck?"
** And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]]
*** Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]

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-->"Who cares if I have to kill fourteen people, one of whom is a schoolgirl, as long as it makes a good buck?"
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buck?" And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]]
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]] Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]
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*** Don't forget that he is also [[spoiler: Kate's biological father]]


* ChaoticEvil: John Nike, definitely. The rest of the executives mostly fall into NeutralEvil or LawfulEvil.
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** And later in the book, [[spoiler: he kidnaps Jennifer's ''eight-year old daughter'' Kate, and makes it quite clear he has no qualms about killing her if Jennifer tries to arrest him. He even ''laughs'' about it.]]

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