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You know, for all the stupid ass talk of "they'd never let a black man be Captain America" from the old bitter black guy who got the super soldier serum, (And I waited until the end to say this just to be sure I actually bought Sam Wilson as Cap, and yeah I kind of do, or at least I did before he opened his mouth, and I'll get to that in a second...) I had a much bigger issue with FatWS randomly giving Captain America's powers to some ugly retarded cockney bitch. At least the old bitter black guy had some legitimate reasons for being pissed off. Karli really didn't. Her ideology was embarrassingly stupid and she came off like a petulant teenager who insists that they know how the world works despite not knowing shit. I actually laughed when she died. The way Sam carried her back down to earth with literal wings out like she was some sort of martyr being carried by an angel was fucking hilarious.
And yes Sam, she was a fucking terrorist. The literal google definition:
ter·ror·ist
/ˈterərəst/
noun
And I'll just come out and say it, yes "we" (because this whole thing was a shitty "let all illegal immigrants into the US in *our* world" allegory, and it failed hard.) should deport all of the post-blip illegal immigrants. Fuck 'em.
Also I got pissed off when Sam gave his "I don't have blonde hair and blue eyes, but I'm still Captain America and people hate me for that," speech. Go fuck yourself show. I am probably pretty close to the person who you *think* you were meta talking about there, except I was perfectly fine with this version of Sam taking up the mantle of Cap even right up until he spouted off that race-baiting bullshit. Really, the only reason why I'm doubting myself now is because of all of the race-baiting bullshit.
On a totally different note, I fucking love how "One world, one people," basically became the anti "Hail Hydra" at the end. I barely even remembered that you were a part of the MCU before this show started Zemo, but rock on you magnificent bastard, you somehow managed to become one of my favorite characters by the end of it.
How fucked up is it that the two best characters on this show were the ones set up to be, and treated like they were, more evil than the actual villain... despite them both being more or less opposed to the *actual* villains of the show? I'm of course talking about Zemo and Walker.
And Jesus, speaking about Walker, what a crock of shit. The show treated him like he was a villain from the very beginning for no reason at all at first. The first episode ended with him being announced as the new Captain America and Sam was literally crying about it despite not even knowing the dude. Ok, I can sort of understand why Sam was upset that he gave the shield to museum, only for it to be given to another dude... But Walker could actually use it, and at the time Sam couldn't. I think he was just jealous.
The next few episodes had Sam and Bucky treating Walker like shit for no discernable reason. He doesn't even really do anything wrong until Episode 4 (Out of 6), and yeah he acted pretty fucking dumb there, but by that point, why would he extend trust to some extralegal assholes who gave him no friendship when he had already offered it to them multiple times and been spurned?
Yeah in retrospect, he had some major ptsd.... but Sam and Bucky had no way of knowing that until he smashed that rando super soldier's head in with a shield. Honestly though, that scene would have meant more if Sam and Bucky had been at least a bit respectful to him up until that point. As it is, I'm more inclined to believe that they were part of what fucked his already PTSD riddled mind up even more.
And yes Sam, she was a fucking terrorist. The literal google definition:
ter·ror·ist
/ˈterərəst/
noun
- a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
And I'll just come out and say it, yes "we" (because this whole thing was a shitty "let all illegal immigrants into the US in *our* world" allegory, and it failed hard.) should deport all of the post-blip illegal immigrants. Fuck 'em.
Also I got pissed off when Sam gave his "I don't have blonde hair and blue eyes, but I'm still Captain America and people hate me for that," speech. Go fuck yourself show. I am probably pretty close to the person who you *think* you were meta talking about there, except I was perfectly fine with this version of Sam taking up the mantle of Cap even right up until he spouted off that race-baiting bullshit. Really, the only reason why I'm doubting myself now is because of all of the race-baiting bullshit.
On a totally different note, I fucking love how "One world, one people," basically became the anti "Hail Hydra" at the end. I barely even remembered that you were a part of the MCU before this show started Zemo, but rock on you magnificent bastard, you somehow managed to become one of my favorite characters by the end of it.
How fucked up is it that the two best characters on this show were the ones set up to be, and treated like they were, more evil than the actual villain... despite them both being more or less opposed to the *actual* villains of the show? I'm of course talking about Zemo and Walker.
And Jesus, speaking about Walker, what a crock of shit. The show treated him like he was a villain from the very beginning for no reason at all at first. The first episode ended with him being announced as the new Captain America and Sam was literally crying about it despite not even knowing the dude. Ok, I can sort of understand why Sam was upset that he gave the shield to museum, only for it to be given to another dude... But Walker could actually use it, and at the time Sam couldn't. I think he was just jealous.
The next few episodes had Sam and Bucky treating Walker like shit for no discernable reason. He doesn't even really do anything wrong until Episode 4 (Out of 6), and yeah he acted pretty fucking dumb there, but by that point, why would he extend trust to some extralegal assholes who gave him no friendship when he had already offered it to them multiple times and been spurned?
Yeah in retrospect, he had some major ptsd.... but Sam and Bucky had no way of knowing that until he smashed that rando super soldier's head in with a shield. Honestly though, that scene would have meant more if Sam and Bucky had been at least a bit respectful to him up until that point. As it is, I'm more inclined to believe that they were part of what fucked his already PTSD riddled mind up even more.
I'm only going here because I've seen more than one so-called news outlet imply that John Walker was "Alt Right, white supremacist, nazi, etc."
collider.com
www.ranker.com
Let me remind you, these retarded assholes are talking about an American hero, who was and still is married to a black woman, and whose breaking point in this show was literally a bunch of Commie villains (whose worldview I would bet most of them actually agree with) killing his black best friend. He almost literally says 'black lives matter' in the finale. Just replace 'black lives' with the name of that friend.

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