![]() Marvel admits to 'mistake' in controversial Captain America comicBusiness | 206774 hits | Feb 10 1:35 pm | Posted by: ManifestDestiny Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Not that I'm complaining, I happen to like Marvel, but thats where they stand politically.
Magneto is never really portrayed as evil in X-men
Right, or as Republicans call it, "sympathizing with the enemy"
Typical of how 'liberals' humanize the 'bad guy' right? Not the usual cartoon villain who is evil for absolutely no reason, the way the 'right wing' typically sees events.
Apply the Magneto model to modern-day events and you will see how 'liberals' see the world and its current threats vs. Conservatives.
In the X-men series, Professor Xavier and his band are the Liberals, Magneto et al are the terrorists while William Stryker (the guy who 'made' wolverine in his secret lab and wants to destroy all mutants) is basically a Dick-Cheney carbon copy.
In the X-men series, Professor Xavier and his band are the Liberals, Magneto et al are the terrorists while William Stryker (the guy who 'made' wolverine in his secret lab and wants to destroy all mutants) is basically a Dick-Cheney carbon copy.
Eh...did the X-Men comics really base themselves on the various events during the 2000-2008 years?
Apply that to the Cold War, civil rights, etc its the same thing:
e.g.: The Black Panthers were the Magnetos of the 60s.
The Viet Cong were the Magnetos of Indo-China.
The American war hawks, Senator McCarthy, KKK, segregationists, etc, were the Strikers of their time.
Its a world view and a general comment on human nature, not of one specific event.
In the X-men series, Professor Xavier and his band are the Liberals, Magneto et al are the terrorists while William Stryker (the guy who 'made' wolverine in his secret lab and wants to destroy all mutants) is basically a Dick-Cheney carbon copy.
Eh...did the X-Men comics really base themselves on the various events during the 2000-2008 years?
1980's actually. You know the corollary to the saying "Those who don't study history are doomed to repeat it." ? It's: "Those who do study history realize that we are".
IT'S A COMIC BOOK!!! Move on. I stopped reading them when I grew up.
Well said!