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[Rick & Morty] A question about Cop Morty

Is he aware of the irony of his anti-Morty sentiment? 

He talks about how Mortys are "raised to be sidekicks", and calls the Mortys in Mortytown "poor Rickless bastards". But he doesn't have a Rick, and when the other Mortys suggest that he's a sidekick to his Rick partner, he goes ballistic.

Is he self-hating, or does he consider himself somehow unique?
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He's pretty much the Uncle Tom of Mortys. He is self-hating and idolizes the ideal of Rick; that Ricks are superior and Mortys are morons. He's bitter because he's barely smarter than the average Morty; he knows what a Morty will do all the time. He's a Morty, after all; an insufferable idiot who thinks he's sort of okay when in reality, a housefly will beat him in a game of chess. But a Rick will know so much more, so much more than what Cop Morty can even think of dreaming about. 

He also has an inferiority complex; he lashes out against stereotypical Morty behavior, hates his own guts, has low-self esteem (like all Mortys), and thinks like a Morty (which he hates and uses to his advantage in his line of work). He hates being a Morty; he hates that he's pretty much a slave to a self-loathing sociopath, hates the undeniable truth of the circumstances of his existence. There's no way out of being a Morty; only death will solve that. But he can do something to prove to Ricks that he's on their side. That he's more Rick than Morty; that his knowledge of being a Morty will make him a worthy agent for the ultimate Rick agenda, whatever that may be (since he probably won't figure out what that is anyway).

But that just makes him all the more of a subservient and proudly stupid Morty; he knows it and he *hates* it.