also on my playlist

@Muten yea I mean with out being able to think of the best analogy here because it's fucking late, if you steal food from a store because you lost your job and your kid is starving, it's still theft, maybe it was for a noble cause but theft is still theft the nobilty of it doesn't change the action it self

its a great little game

Also, @Timeward by proxy I count as a comic nerd.

stealing from the rich to give to the poor is commie and Robin Hood should be thrown out a helicopter

@Terry Arcona but it does affect justice, tho that is a seperate issue

@lunemarie this

"If you want to understand someone, fight them... make them angry. It's only then you see the real person"

I wanna know what causes the civil war in the marvel comics

I surround myself with comic book nerds and the like 'cause it's fun.

like the original civil war

@Muten yes justice is a whole other topic

@Terry Arcona agreed

Basically Stark and Cap disagreeing about the threat of Super Powered individuals.

Wasnt there something about the mutants?

hmm lke commies and Ancaps

and identity registration?

Yes.

With the MCU and its public identity stuff being what it is

a lot of that had to be reworked

But the ideologies are kinda what we were just discussing.

As GMAE said.

If the sperm goes into the egg and you grow from the egg, is your dad's sperm still inside you?

no

your dad's sperm is you

(can';t beleive u answered that)

facepalm

I suppose the mutants would change the game a lot because youre talking about putting a whole class of people on a registry over genetics

owo\

Cap was all individualism.. Stark was all "But we need to be responsible."

Ultimately Stark started to employ villains, too.

jeez

Sounds like the old PsyCops....

cyclops

Cap was representative of old-school American ideology.

isnt the whole secret identity thing in comics a thing because heroes have a reason to protect their identity?

no, PsyCorp

@Medeyer I mean obviously it’s in most people here since they’re all incestueuse

cyclops

Prior to the registration Acts they were vigilantes.

I suppose even in the comics stark wouldnt be one to understand t hat

grumble, Bester looks at Muten and puts him to sleep

Which is still illegal even prior to the Mutant Registration Acts.

And the segregation that goes with it.

the difference between a vigilante and a hero

@ManAnimal fuck off rp faggot

is if the police wants to catch them

Basically.

and you are retarded

like

spiderman

spider-man?

spider-man

*shrugs*

spodermon

he had to earn the trust of the police in NY

i don't like the way the new marvel is fucking with the 'moral of the story'

And Cap is - as I understand it - painted as the hero of the matter.

He works directly with police in NY too.

(Which is something I agree with.)

isn't cap fucking assassinated?

at the end?

shame I’m not

Hrm, not sure TBH.

put me out of this alcoholic misery

Cap? (for the commic normie?

Captain America

ah

Right?

Truth is that I've had extensive convos with someone that went through them, but I haven't read Civil War, meself.

Lunemarie, Kein Alchohol is auch Keine Losung

I’m not into comics or anything either

And he's notably obsessed about the Punisher.

also

@ManAnimal kys

Considering he punches Cap in the face.

tfw hank throws shade on movie tony for creating ultron when comic hank pym created ultron

smh

@Muten kys

K Y S S

Suicide cult ?

(Also, me being a retired Marine. Ooh-fucking-rah Frank Castle.)

Frank castle is the man

hheh

ooh sorry retired marine hard man

also just a thing

Ho-rah

in the ranking of marvel's most inteligent

@Muten kill me please not yourself

its always reed richards right?

Damnit, no. It's Oorah in the Marines... and *only* Marines get to say it. XD

I will kms

lunemarie, what the problemo?

Do you like being killed?

I fEEL LIKE SHIT to be honest

Yes.

why lune?

Actually I'm hurting bad from my own bit of alcohol consumption on the flights, meself.

Well. It’s not uncommon