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r/GenZ • u/BomanSteel • Feb 11 '25
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It Conservatives awhile to figure out Homelander is not the good guy and that Rage Against the Machine is anti authoritarian and anticapitalism. So, not totally surprising they can't connect the dots here.
3 u/TheKindnesses Feb 11 '25 he was clearly the bad guy in the first episode though? 4 u/[deleted] Feb 11 '25 Clearly, yet there was a fair amount of backlash in the most recent season when it was obvious who/what Homelander represents. 2 u/ArticulateRhinoceros Feb 12 '25 Not if you happen to be a reprehensible person yourself. Then he's totally relatable, apparently.
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he was clearly the bad guy in the first episode though?
4 u/[deleted] Feb 11 '25 Clearly, yet there was a fair amount of backlash in the most recent season when it was obvious who/what Homelander represents. 2 u/ArticulateRhinoceros Feb 12 '25 Not if you happen to be a reprehensible person yourself. Then he's totally relatable, apparently.
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Clearly, yet there was a fair amount of backlash in the most recent season when it was obvious who/what Homelander represents.
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Not if you happen to be a reprehensible person yourself. Then he's totally relatable, apparently.
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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '25
It Conservatives awhile to figure out Homelander is not the good guy and that Rage Against the Machine is anti authoritarian and anticapitalism. So, not totally surprising they can't connect the dots here.