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Brave of them to have white and power separated by just two words.

To me, my X-Men.

To be fair with WWE things were so obviously bad before it was pretty hard to argue for the status quo.

But overall this stuff is mostly due to reactionaries looking for content to get outraged over. Disney has Marvel and Star Wars. That's a lot more engagement that the WWE would get.

It's often just marketing lingo meant to smooth over and bury actual problems preventing specific groups of people from participating or being served or whatever.

On that note, complaining about "diversity" can be a bit of a red flag to say the least, because the problem with all the talk of diversity is obviously not "there is diversity now".

Im not sure what timezone youre in but its time for bed.

Someone said this?

Disney is too cowardly to seriously handle a topic like discrimination in the MCU for fear of being called woke, even though X-Men stories have been dealing with the subject for decades across all forms of media. The desire for the franchise to only be the most basic of action blockbusters, combined with the failure of the inoffensive but boring "The Marvels" and Iger seeming to side with or at least believe the vocal minority complaining about diversity.

Just watched some random video on my playlist of a guy talking about early AS, and he clearly didnt watch it and just had to assume everything, or said his parents wouldnt let him watch it.

Same with game reviewers. Guys like King K who were in grade school when KH2 came out, or who claim their first game ever was some Spongebob Gamecube game.

Theres nothing wrong with being young, but why are trying to show this stuff to people when they cant even understand the context of when it came out?

350 posts in and we're still going at it, repeating the same thing. At this point OP title is referring to Aloc.

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I think in the comics Sentinels will kill a mutant child on sight, even if their only power is something harmless like they can make their eyes change color

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well that backfired on them.

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So your definition is not the actual definition.

The X-Men and marginalized with in society because they are looked down upon thought of as less then human, and scorned.

Yes you can fly around in a jet.....have superpowers enough to destroy the world, and yet still be marginalized.....

Isn't that something? Sounds like things that happen on real life....like maybe a certain president in my signature. Begins with an O....

The problem that Omega is so over the top dangerous that it's incomparable to anything else. It's like if a group of 30 million people had a one in a million chance to just randomly explode into a nuclear blast at any minute. There could be lessons of bigotry and hatred to be found in such a story, but it's just so over the top that it's hard to take seriously.

The part where mutants can wipe us out a billion times over.

And it's completely inaccurate.

Absolutely make it more difficult for people involved with those types of groups to have less guns.

It's so weird seeing people unable to tell a very basic difference between fictional monsters and actual people.

Is that after 400048283 universes have been destroyed because of bad mutants or before?

Mutants are a fictional group and do not work as an allegory.

So is this after the 40th story of a random mutant killing trillions via destroying multiple universes?

Phase 5 started with Quantumania

I actually think phase 4 is underrated

Phase 5 has been bad outside of guardians

Most pre-Endgame movies didnt have much of an impact consequences either.

The end of the Eternals was a good set-up for future events. I actually put Eternals in the upper half of the MCU. Even if the characters werent worth revisiting, the ideas in the film were solid.

The Marvels being underrated.

I watched a great video essay a couple years ago that deconstructed anime tropes (I forget which of the essayists it was, but it was a 20+ minute video, I'm pretty sure) that talked about the problem of anime like Bleach, Naruto, and DBZ. Name-dropped a few others, I think.

When you build up something as the ultimate evil for such a long time. What is even left after that? Everything after that just seems trivial or made up bullshit off the top of their heads.

Wine often comes in a bottle...

Eternals had a big enough plot point that could have generated more ongoing interest in the MCU... if it had been in an Avengers movie with characters that people actually want to see. Too bad everyone including Marvel are trying to forget about it.

Thank you for sharing your totally original thought TC.

Yes I do agree with you there.

the deal with Kang isn't that he's so strong that he's unstoppable. He isn't a Thanos. It's that Kang and and all his variants all have the same idea, multiversal conquest. You stopped 1 Kang, congrats here's infinite more.

Someones been hitting the bottle a little early.

"Little to no power" doesn't literally mean physical power. It means political power. Mutants have little to no political power, and were incredibly marginalized. That's the entire point.

Yes, many mutants had the physical power to kill a ton of people, if they wanted. Regardless of that, they had very little political power, and were refused even basic rights.

Try again.

I'd be against it because Brie Larson acts with less charisma than Plank from Ed edd and eddy

I thought it was obvious that the guy is a dumbass built on daddys money.

Edison was an elephant killing asshole.

Elon musk is a total Edison. I've never liked the guy from the start. Just always seemed like a shady asshole.

When it comes to Musk I feel like I got taken in by a psyop or something. A few years ago he seemed like "the people's billionaire". Very chill personality, liked to get his name out there in very down-to-earth ways (like hosting SNL and opening up about his struggles with...I think it was Asperger's).

But then it's like a switch flipped and suddenly he became a snob with a bunch of rich guy quirks, like he was waiting for everyone to love him first then he could take the mask off.

Soon believes his own hype. You know the "Real life Tony Stark" stuff.

You can see part of why he turned out so desperate for approval when you read or hear anything about his father's statements or interactions involving Musk.

He inherited a lot of money, made some smart investments, and had pretty good sense to let his PR team build his brand and public image for years. Then he started believing his own manufactured hype as a genius savant and pretty clearly stopped listening to his handlers.

Dumb fuck.

He's the Dunning-Kreuger effect personified. Knows just enough to think he knows everything.

Lex Luthor was an actual skillful engineer and scientist. Musk has literally nothing but narcissism and money.