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Post by DC-Fan on May 9, 2018 7:50:16 GMT
For years, MCU fans said that the Avengers tried to minimize the loss of civilian lives during the Battle of New York while Superman did nothing to minimize the loss of civilian lives during the battle against Zod and his super-powered soliders. But in Infinity War, the Avengers not only did nothing to minimize the loss of lives but also contributed significantly to the loss of lives. That's far worse than anything in MoS or DCEU.
Time and time again, MCU's "heroes" had a chance to save the universe, but instead acted like selfish douchebags and put their own selfish wishes above the greater good. Quill hesitates to kill Gamora, Gamora gives Thanos the location of the soul stone to save Nebula, Cap and Scarlet Witch won't let Vision die.
MCU fans have made excuses for the selfish actions of MCU's "heroes" by saying that they didn't want to sacrifice someone they loved. But Captain Kirk faced the same scenario and didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives.
The Avengers not only didn't put the greater good above their own selfish wishes and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe, but the Avengers also contributed significantly to killing at least half the universe by directly helping Thanos to acquire some of the Infinity Stones. So the Avengers kill count isn't just a few thousand people. The Avengers kill count is at least half of all lives in the universe.
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Post by charzhino on May 9, 2018 11:52:56 GMT
Dr Strange seemed to be the only one to have the right idea of protecting the time gem at any cost necessary.
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Post by seahawksraawk00 on May 12, 2018 2:03:20 GMT
For years, MCU fans said that the Avengers tried to minimize the loss of civilian lives during the Battle of New York while Superman did nothing to minimize the loss of civilian lives during the battle against Zod and his super-powered soliders. But in Infinity War, the Avengers not only did nothing to minimize the loss of lives but also contributed significantly to the loss of lives. That's far worse than anything in MoS or DCEU. Time and time again, MCU's "heroes" had a chance to save the universe, but instead acted like selfish douchebags and put their own selfish wishes above the greater good. Quill hesitates to kill Gamora, Gamora gives Thanos the location of the soul stone to save Nebula, Cap and Scarlet Witch won't let Vision die. MCU fans have made excuses for the selfish actions of MCU's "heroes" by saying that they didn't want to sacrifice someone they loved. But Captain Kirk faced the same scenario and didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. The Avengers not only didn't put the greater good above their own selfish wishes and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe, but the Avengers also contributed significantly to killing at least half the universe by directly helping Thanos to acquire some of the Infinity Stones. So the Avengers kill count isn't just a few thousand people. The Avengers kill count is at least half of all lives in the universe. I know this is going to be hard to comprehend but I'll try to make this as simple and easy to understand as you can. Everything you described are character flaws, something DC doesn't understand |
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Post by DC-Fan on May 12, 2018 2:14:20 GMT
For years, MCU fans said that the Avengers tried to minimize the loss of civilian lives during the Battle of New York while Superman did nothing to minimize the loss of civilian lives during the battle against Zod and his super-powered soliders. But in Infinity War, the Avengers not only did nothing to minimize the loss of lives but also contributed significantly to the loss of lives. That's far worse than anything in MoS or DCEU. Time and time again, MCU's "heroes" had a chance to save the universe, but instead acted like selfish douchebags and put their own selfish wishes above the greater good. Quill hesitates to kill Gamora, Gamora gives Thanos the location of the soul stone to save Nebula, Cap and Scarlet Witch won't let Vision die. MCU fans have made excuses for the selfish actions of MCU's "heroes" by saying that they didn't want to sacrifice someone they loved. But Captain Kirk faced the same scenario and didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. The Avengers not only didn't put the greater good above their own selfish wishes and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe, but the Avengers also contributed significantly to killing at least half the universe by directly helping Thanos to acquire some of the Infinity Stones. So the Avengers kill count isn't just a few thousand people. The Avengers kill count is at least half of all lives in the universe. I know this is going to be hard to comprehend but I'll try to make this as simple and easy to understand as you can. Everything you described are character flaws, something DC doesn't understand Nope, MCU just doesn't understand what it means to be a hero. Captain Kirk faced the exact same situation that Starlord and Scarlet Witch faced. But unlike Starlord and Scarlet Witch (who put their own selfish wishes above the greater good and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe), Captain Kirk didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. Kevin Feige and MCU writers just don't understand what it means to be a hero. |
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Post by seahawksraawk00 on May 12, 2018 2:34:10 GMT
I know this is going to be hard to comprehend but I'll try to make this as simple and easy to understand as you can. Everything you described are character flaws, something DC doesn't understand Nope, MCU just doesn't understand what it means to be a hero. Captain Kirk faced the exact same situation that Starlord and Scarlet Witch faced. But unlike Starlord and Scarlet Witch (who put their own selfish wishes above the greater good and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe), Captain Kirk didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. Kevin Feige and MCU writers just don't understand what it means to be a hero. They're called character flaws. It's what makes and keeps the characters interesting. It's Superman is sometimes regarded as a boring character because he's so powerful and can do almost anything. Just look at Justice League, he didn't even need any of the other members to defeat Steppenwolf and Steppenwolf was hardly a major threat to him. And I already countered and refuted your point about Scarlet Witch and Star-Lord. Star-Lord fucked up, but just a character flaws and with Scarlet Wich, until you ever love someone, shut the fuck up |
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Post by ThatGuy on May 12, 2018 2:36:09 GMT
I know this is going to be hard to comprehend but I'll try to make this as simple and easy to understand as you can. Everything you described are character flaws, something DC doesn't understand Nope, MCU just doesn't understand what it means to be a hero. Captain Kirk faced the exact same situation that Starlord and Scarlet Witch faced. But unlike Starlord and Scarlet Witch (who put their own selfish wishes above the greater good and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe), Captain Kirk didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. Kevin Feige and MCU writers just don't understand what it means to be a hero. Captain Kirk is in the military. Scarlet Witch is a fugitive. Star Lord is an outlaw mercenary. The common thread with all three of these characters is, well, character. |
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Post by DC-Fan on May 12, 2018 2:39:58 GMT
Nope, MCU just doesn't understand what it means to be a hero. Captain Kirk faced the exact same situation that Starlord and Scarlet Witch faced. But unlike Starlord and Scarlet Witch (who put their own selfish wishes above the greater good and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe), Captain Kirk didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. Kevin Feige and MCU writers just don't understand what it means to be a hero. I already countered and refuted your point about Scarlet Witch and Star-Lord. Star-Lord fucked up, but just a character flaws and with Scarlet Wich, until you ever love someone, shut the fuck up And I already countered and refuted your lame defense of Starlord's and Scarlet Witch's selfishness which helped Thanos kill more than half the universe. Like I said in my previous post, Captain Kirk faced the exact same situation that Starlord and Scarlet Witch faced. But unlike Starlord and Scarlet Witch (who put their own selfish wishes above the greater good and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe), Captain Kirk didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. Kevin Feige and MCU writers just don't understand what it means to be a hero. |
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Post by Skaathar on May 12, 2018 2:41:30 GMT
Can someone please ban this dickhead already? Or at the very least close these threads? Because it's pretty obvious that the purpose of the thread is merely to troll.
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Post by seahawksraawk00 on May 12, 2018 2:46:34 GMT
I already countered and refuted your point about Scarlet Witch and Star-Lord. Star-Lord fucked up, but just a character flaws and with Scarlet Wich, until you ever love someone, shut the fuck up And I already countered and refuted your lame defense of Starlord's and Scarlet Witch's selfishness which helped Thanos kill more than half the universe. Like I said in my previous post, Captain Kirk faced the exact same situation that Starlord and Scarlet Witch faced. But unlike Starlord and Scarlet Witch (who put their own selfish wishes above the greater good and didn't do what was necessary to save the universe), Captain Kirk didn't put his own selfish wishes above the greater good and did what was necessary to save millions of lives. Kevin Feige and MCU writers just don't understand what it means to be a hero. What you just described about Star-Lord and Wanda are character flaws you dumbass. It's pertinent to a character. It's what makes and defines a character. Yeah, it inadvertently helped Thanos, but doesn't make them any less of a hero |
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