I have to say Trump is a fairly unique distillation of every aspect of American society that Americans don't like to admit they have. He has plenty of vain, self-serving sycophants under him that could take his place, but I will say there are very few who have the same mix of incompetence, shamelessness and charisma draw for a certain populace.

Accurate typo is accurate.

People underestimate the influence a single person can have on history. Without Hitler, there would have been no Nazi Germany. Without Trump, the Nazi movement in the US will fall apart. They're certainly not going away but without a Führer they'll just be a bunch of bickering factions. And none of the other fuckers will be able to rally their base the way Trump did.

A lot of folks don't really think about it. A man could be gone, but his ideas and legacy will live on. We are short term thinking and instinctive animals prone to collective suicide.

I’m reminded of the manga (something about “I don’t really get it but I’m…) and she creates a bunch of horny toys and does yuri stuff.

Really like the concept of modern technology interacting with feudal realms able to use magic, so GATE scratched that itch really well.

The fan service and the constant presence of lolis kinda ruined it though.

The closest I know of is a manhua called, "Release that Witch." I wouldn't necessarily call it Marxist, but the hero enacts a bunch of progressive reforms, starting with ending witch hunts and instead working with them to use their powers to power new technology he develops, as he introduces an industrial revolution. His ideas and success are eventually seen as a threat to the powers that be, so even as he turns this random backwards village into a prosperous and advanced civilization, he also has to navigate the world's politics carefully to prevent a backlash.

It's been a while since I thought about it but I remember it being pretty good. It looks like they made an anime adaptation recently but I don't know anything about it, might be about to watch it.

Update: I did just watch it. Unfortunately, the anime got cancelled 8 episodes in, and as a result it's basically all just setting up for an event it never gets to. I enjoyed what there was of it but I can't really recommend it because of that. I guess you could watch it and pick up where it leaves off in the manhua or novel? Unfortunate.

You mean fantasy stories other than the Communist Manifesto?

Zing!

No, they read like light novel titles. Lately, light novels have been getting adapted into anime about as much as manga. Manga-first and anime-first works will have much shorter titles. This is due to there being absurd levels of competition in the light novel space for the last seven or eight (I think) years, so authors need to use titles that double as a short blurb; there are so many books coming out each month that potential readers don't have time to read the full blurbs for even a fraction of the books, so you need a very descriptive title to hook potential readers.