Comments | metaphorsbwithu: undocumented superheroes?

metaphorsbwithu

undocumented superheroes?

Jul 21, 2010 13:16

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HIDE YOUR KIDS ... NEW CAPTAIN AMERICA WILL BE DECIDEDLY POLITICALLY CORRECT ... BIG SURPRISE, HUH?
Put a "Cap" on American culture, ideals, values, and folklore too ... we're done.

Captain Amerika, maybe?

Captain America Not a 'Flag Waver' in Few Film!Well, that's a relief, huh? After all, we're no better than any other country ( Read more... )

captain america, liberalism, political correctness

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The Real Captain America is Dead, The one in the movie is a Leftist Impostor lather2002 July 21 2010, 20:42:18 UTC

In the 2006-2007 "Civil War" crossover, Captain America opposes mandatory federal registration of all super-powered beings, which he sees as an erosion of civil liberties for the superhero community, and leads the Anti-Registration faction and resistance movement. He becomes a fugitive and opposes the heroes of the Pro-Registration group, including his former friend Iron Man. He adopts the alias "Brett Hendrick", a mall security guard, to avoid government detection. As the War continues, Cap enlists the assistance of several figures with whom he would not choose to ally himself under normal circumstances, such as the Punisher and the Kingpin ( ... )

Re: The Real Captain America is Dead, The one in the movie is a Leftist Impostor metaphorsbwithu July 26 2010, 16:32:36 UTC

Great stuff!

I'm going to have to go back to these posts to digest them properly when I have more time.

You gave us a lot of meat to chew on.

Thanks.

By the way ... lather2002 July 21 2010, 21:01:56 UTC

The beginning of the end of American Culture via Fictional Pop American Heros was portrayed in the 2010 Superman movie in which the creators of said film decided to delete the following part of his oath:

"And The American Way"

Still, I'm sure that on a warm summer night, there must still be a couple of kids sitting on a hill overlooking a small town in Kansas who stared at the stars and dreamed, "If Superman were real he'd show those Leftists, Liberals and Democrats what for." They would be dreaming, like every other kid who tucked a bath towel into their t-shirts and pretended to fly around the room, that Superman WAS real. And that if he somehow appeared and stood before them, right then, he would most definitely do the right thing because he was Superman. For he could "change the course of mighty rivers and bend steel bars in his bare hands", and then, as now, Superman was the symbol of truth, justice and the American Way.