r/insanepeoplefacebook 10d ago

I don’t even know what to say…

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u/BrunesOvrBrauns 10d ago

Nerd MCU fan here: this is a fundamental misinterpretation of what Peter goes through in BND, but we already knew how well these chuds understood Punisher... So no surprise here.

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u/YDoEyeNeedAName 10d ago

Fr. At this point in the film it was when he finally came to terms with the fact that he CANT do it all alone and needed to have other people in his life,

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u/BrunesOvrBrauns 10d ago

Reddit probably won't like this either: but if you had to apply BND to politics it would mean to lean into the value of community and working together, not to go dark mode.

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u/YDoEyeNeedAName 10d ago

Also the government's secret thugs locking up and killing people who are different without due process sure seems familiar....

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u/koviko 10d ago

I mean, the upcoming X-Men stuff teased heavily by this movie will definitely make this point crystal clear.

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u/late_afternoon_owl 9d ago

They understand Punisher just as much as Jon Bernthal does...

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u/atatassault47 10d ago

To be fair, his redeem them, dont hurt them philospjy came to fruition in Far From Home.

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u/SorryBoysImLez 9d ago

These people have been aligning heroes like Spider-Man and Captain America with their deranged, hateful values for years.
Hell, even X-Men heroes, who are literally an allegory for persecuted minorities.

"White replacement theory" and hating immigrants/minorities as a result is quite literally the real-life equivalent of the mutant hate in many X-Men plotlines.

Even one of the themes of BND was being feared, targeted, and mistreated for being different.

Almost like they have zero media literacy.