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General Streck: 'Very well, let me know if there is any change in his condition.

[hangs up]

He's dead.'

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discuss.tchncs.de

I mean superheroes are kinda fascist by definition, but yeah sometimes it is tempting to have someone that can just... ya know...

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Makhnoreply
lemmy.world

Oh for sure. Superhero content just reinforces an infantalized mindset that's a ripe bed for fascism.

People get a hard-on for "strongmen" that break the law to get the "bad guy" because the government is too weak, evil, innefectual, yada-yada

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Captain America respects the law, it's kind of his thing. Not saying he's never broken a law, but it's not his first choice. Unless it's the laws of physics, but that's a convention of the genre which he's upholding.

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It he was a few years older, it was an 80s movie called Iceman.

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