part of the problem is that Ron Swanson is portrayed as a likeable character, he's a liberal fantasy of a conservative with a heart of gold
I do like the concept of the character though. an anti-governnent libertarian who works in government for the sole purpose of ensuring that nothing actually gets done makes for a great satire of conservatives
it's especially funny since he works for the parks department, one of the most unequivocally good government services. like it's so evil to block the development of free public spaces that provide recreation and community, of all things. if only the writers weren't huge libs and actually portrayed him as the villain that he is
His main character flaw is that he's deeply insecure and emotionally immature. For the entire 6 seasons he's afraid that people will find out that he plays saxophone because he thinks it will emasculate him. Conservatives don't recognize this character flaw because they have the same character flaw in themselves.
part of the problem is that Ron Swanson is portrayed as a likeable character, he's a liberal fantasy of a conservative with a heart of gold
I do like the concept of the character though. an anti-governnent libertarian who works in government for the sole purpose of ensuring that nothing actually gets done makes for a great satire of conservatives
it's especially funny since he works for the parks department, one of the most unequivocally good government services. like it's so evil to block the development of free public spaces that provide recreation and community, of all things. if only the writers weren't huge libs and actually portrayed him as the villain that he is
His main character flaw is that he's deeply insecure and emotionally immature. For the entire 6 seasons he's afraid that people will find out that he plays saxophone because he thinks it will emasculate him. Conservatives don't recognize this character flaw because they have the same character flaw in themselves.