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Actually though, Booker would likely just put a (large calliber) bullet in Comstock's and Ryan's heads to be done with it. sm
Sort of a fight between Comstock and Ryan, except Ryan makes his enemies from his own world fight against Comstock's copies like in a gladiator pit. Except Comstock doesn't get any plasmids but the rest do.
Basically:
Comstock's rulestead works in a way that he can "evangelicalize" his people with his prophecy angle so much so that they'll practically die in the hundreds for him without queston (hinted in the area Soldiers Field by Elizabeth herself). With this notion, those who are deemed as "worthy" (IE pass the color chart) can enjoy their lives, knowing that their prophet will guide them.
Andrew Ryan's rulestead in very much a polar opposite to this, since he follows an atheistic system and believes only in the human self. This allows the same level of comfort for his people as the Columbians, just without the whole white supremacy problem and god angle as everyone's seen as equals/fair game so long as they have enough money to keep playing the game and can contribute to the whole of Rapture.
Of course, both share one very similar problem: minorities and their welfare.
Columbia's was done more on purpose due to the prophet complex and made worse by Fink's actions of driving them into becoming worthless cogs to the columbian machine. Their uprising was noble as was their leader at first, but then went south as their regressed pain and hate exploded outward like a nuke. Rapture's case was more accidental as Ryan failed to realize that in every society, someone's gonna have to clean the toilets, which was made worse by Ryan's money hustle style of a society that didn't have a system to aid those who's luck ran out and ended with them being easily manipulated by a power hungry prick named Fontaine who technically didn't care for them (wait, why does that sound familiar).
Who would Fontaine be in Columbia though, Fitsroy (unlikely unless you count her sarifice disguised as betrayal) or Fink?
Most people agree that it's both Daisy and Fink (IE a both have an aspect that could create a Fontaine. Basically:
Fink: Manipulator and deciever who "always gets what he wants" and only wants to reinforce his bloated ego of a system. Fontaine (which is not his real name BTW) has always manipulated people to get his way well before he came to Rapture (his wiki goes into detail of this).
Daisy: A revolutionay for whome many of the repressed and manipulated saw as a beacon of hope with initially noble goals, but eventually the pain and suffering took over and she went crazy with her power and was willing to go to extremes. "Atlas" (Fontaine's alter ego) was also a revolutionary who rallied the poor of rapture towards a revolution and whose methods were more political at first (he tells you this if you see a political ad of him in the farmers market), but immediately went sour and that sourness was amplified after Ryan sank the shopping district that he and his supporters were in *SPOILER*
.....(hell he brutally kills Elizabeth at the end of burial at sea ep 2 despite aiding him FFS).
And that's why Burial 2's ending was s.hit. Anna had no need to die and she would just reincarnate again like at the start of the DLC, like a cross between Meat Boy, and Marcus Jones from the Marathon Trilogy.