General Captain America Says He Doesn't Represent America
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This is what you get when you pander.
"Representation" is bullshit that does not matter at all.
If you need to see someone that looks like you on TV or in film for personal validation, you're a pathetic failure of a human being.
Fuck your validation.
"Representation" is bullshit that does not matter at all.
If you need to see someone that looks like you on TV or in film for personal validation, you're a pathetic failure of a human being.
Fuck your validation.
I keep seeing that said of these comic book movies, and yet Hollywood still seems to find the money to shovel out the next steaming pile of shit. Propaganda over profitability...
Here is what I don't understand.
Why "re-imagine" or re-do older movies and alter them with wokism?
If you want a gay superhero, write a new one with a new story. Why steal superman and put a dick in his mouth?
If you want a black superhero who represents amerimexico, then create one and write a good story about him.
If you want a trans superhero, or a mentally ill one, write a story and create a new hero or find one that already exists (because they do) and then make that story and hero really good.
Stop trying to steal something that isn't what you want it to be and expect people to love it.
Create your own stories.
Why "re-imagine" or re-do older movies and alter them with wokism?
If you want a gay superhero, write a new one with a new story. Why steal superman and put a dick in his mouth?
If you want a black superhero who represents amerimexico, then create one and write a good story about him.
If you want a trans superhero, or a mentally ill one, write a story and create a new hero or find one that already exists (because they do) and then make that story and hero really good.
Stop trying to steal something that isn't what you want it to be and expect people to love it.
Create your own stories.
To boil it down, progressivism or whatever you want to call it, doesn't build, but destroys.
You're not missing much. It's kind of funny though, it's a movie about a hyper isolationist, super advanced country trying to stop a militant black guy from sharing their technology with the world.
He's flaming.
This style of post is why you come across as supercilious.
Rather than sneering at everyone for their apparent lack of comic book superhero knowledge, why don't you simply explain to the rest of us ignoramuses why we might be mistaken?
I outsource my posting to a company based in India. Must have been one of the better educated employees who composed that particular reply!
If someone's reaction to a public statement isn't "I should probably take ten seconds to Google this instead of immediately making about an actor's race" I don't really care how I come across to them.
Why is it be on me to do their homework? Why do they have such strong opinions if they aren't familiar with the character? Even in your case, you could have just said., "I not familiar, could you tell me?". That, or looking it up yourself would have taken substantial less time than you needed to dictate your post request to your Indian scribe.
Captain America represents the ideals of the American dream or the American way. This is why he fought against the American government at points both in movies and comics. An actor saying "It’s about a man who keeps his word, who has honor, dignity and integrity.” isn't exactly out of line with anything that's ever existed about the character. But you know, he's black, so we're big mad.
He fought for America against the government but go ahead and word it so it fits your narrative. Steven Rodgers is a GD patriot.
You know this movie is about Captain America fighting the president, right?