We all know how well that turned out. Now manga out sells comics in the United States. Never let rot take root, as it continually spreads.
oh I understand that. It's just that per Bobby's ambitions, that was his best and likely ONLY shot at getting anywhere near where he wanted to be career-wise. And he could get embarrassed like the bluehairs on tumblr eventually, and blame the MAGAnaiseghoulen for his woes after he's ackshually fired.
It never gets old watching Bobby, "mr. evolution" argue against children.
You know... offspring - the thing that is the cornerstone of natural selection and defines how evolution works.
Bob being the male feminist he is, values abortions over reproduction. He doesn't want a woman to have his kids, in his heart of hearts he wants a woman to have abortions with. For the longest time his greatest wish was that Lindsay "The Hotdog Abortion" Ellis was this woman, since y'know, abortion. Those hopes were dashed when he learned even she, the height of progressivism, finds him vile and unworthy of even being her friend, let alone her fuckbuddy. His parents only had 3 kids, his bro currently has two, god only knows how many his sister has, but he's probably of the mindset that people should have no more than two children max, because he's been brainwashed into believing that the world is already overpopulated and thus needs very few new children to sustain it. Not only that, Bob wishes to minecraft the
MAGAnaiseghoulen, in the oxygenless wastelands (probably by gassing), for they are surplus and robots can do their jobs, for they are not Thinkers

because if they were Thinkers

they would not be
MAGAnaiseghoulen. Hell, he probably thinks only
MAGAnaiseghoulen have a lot of kids and that this is thus a key indicator of MAGA CHUD-ism, so that it's easy to be rid of them, for then Bob won't have to drag them kicking and screaming into the Holy Soopeeryah Fyootchah.
It is really fun to go up to liberals and argue that the X-Men is a metaphor for gun rights.
It absolutely could, because mutant powers are a great allegory for weapons, because they are.
The 90s Xmen cartoon was a little on the nose about the allegory of mutants to PeeOhCees (or aguably even an allegory about teh gheys) at times. It was still a much better cartoon than modern "Woke" TV, as it actually had a story that was half-decent. I'm not sure calling media "woke" even really gets the point across properly, as retarded leftists will claim that "
Xmen was Woke All Along because it deals with bigotry, friendo!" The problem isn't the allegory. The problem is when the preaching gets too heavy-handed and thus leaves the realm of allegory entirely and the story suffers because the writers are barely-literate ideologues.
Personally I don't give a fuck whether the new iteration of Morph is "non-binary". This might even actually "help" his character, because he could convincingly "morph" into male or female seamlessly. But I don't have any faith in the current crop of writers hired from Tumblr.
Bob calls the beautiful new Mach 6 SR-72 a X-Men plane. Please shut up Bob. Please. You're ruining the successor to one of the coolest jets of all time
He's saying that because one of the planes the X-men used, especially in the 90s animated series, The Blackbird, is based off the old SR-71 Blackbird.
Instead I see Bob telling other people's kids to hug their parents over a remake of a cartoon from the 90's because he has no children to comfort him.
well, he can cope by hugging the next best thing, Lesser Bro's kids.
Also, how does the bottom picture look "expensive?"
Bob thinks having 5 children is bank-breaking, given his Lesser Bro struggles with affording two while spending six figures on house renovations and new state-of-the-art appliances. Also to him it's the sign of the
MAGAnaiseghoulen. Having that many kids, to bob, means that one can't keep up with the Consoom culture, and can't afford to go to Disneyland.
Is Bob trying to say something? Seems like he's AGREEING with the guy saying gay grooming shit is forced in schools, and it's a GOOD thing.
of course he thinks it's a good thing. He cooms to troons, so he thinks everybody else should too.