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By Drewsch
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Oh boy, that time is again. Time for some big pop culture – James Gunn’s Superman is the new target – to be given through the ideological speaking wringer. Time again to people with clear agendas and/or literacy of aphids to pick opinions and thoughts as if they actually know what they are talking about (spoil: they don’t and they know).
The Big Big Bs Talking Point for Superman looks to be about that Kal-El is an immigrant, triggered by James Gunn sets out the prominence of this attitude to Superman’s character. Naturally, Mega Dotards has glommed on this To spy their hatred towards the film and its perceived themes.
So if you feel that way, I’m here to tell you very much, check out the header of this article. That’s you. You are carrots.
Superman is not from earth! Shock!
In case you are culturally deficient, let me remind you that Superman is not a native American. In fact, it’s not even from the earth! That makes him alien For all the nations on our planet, but the fact that it arrives in America and is raised there ties the country with its identity as a pop culture figure.
The idea of Superman, created by two Jewish men who were sons of immigrants, is that a good heart person can incorporate American positive ideals even if they were not born there. It is not difficult to break down that theme if you passed reading and understanding a third degree or are not deliberately an ignorant monster.
Superman is about the heart of America
Unless you have a direct and powerful dynasty for the indigenous people who were on this land before it was stolen by European settlers, your history is immigration. Your family came to America from elsewhere. They may also have plummeted your ancestors in a rocket pod and shot them into the Kansas wheat field.
That’s part of the beauty of Superman as an idea and as a reflection of America’s potential. This is what has come to our country and has all the possible tools to dominate us. Instead, Clark Kent is raised with the kind of ideals that should be at the heart of America: empathy, kindness, desire to help everyone instead of a little chosen.
Anyone who rally against these ideas is a Lex Luthor: selfish, bitter, and ultimate. That’s all I see when a bunch of tactically used buffers Cledra Superman for bold to focus on this element of the iconic character.
Do not listen to idiots
This is all to reaffirm the very simple and direct heading for this article. Anyone who holds these types of taking is a certified idiot, either by choice or by valid stupidity. Anyone with even the most fundamental understanding of storytelling can understand the inherent importance of these themes to Superman.
If you know them and disagree with them, then you are hateful and Superman as a character is never going to be for you. Instead, go peat over home like other nitwits.
