And are white people who don't like the movie... nazis?

I started to get annoyed at the push for BP literally everywhere pretty quick though. Even Deadpool being used everywhere is starting to annoy me and he's one of my favorites

I saw all kinds of blacks hyped up like Africa would be this advanced civilization if it wasn't for whitey

I did like how he cut off the touching scene before it dragged on too long "Are you done? Don't you have a war to fight?"

Because that movie said so

that was pretty great Khan

I also appreciated the like

"White Ape, can you help us"

"no :)"

"but-"
"*bitch you already have your king get down there*"

@Blonald Blumph Like I said, Wakanda is an Aryan Entho-State Fantansy in black face

Yup

Which at the end of the movie realizes its wrongness for that idea

or at least T'Challa does

Made possible by a fictional medal

it doesn't appear like in the two years between BP and IW that there are any new immigrants to Wakanda from outside

but I don't expect centuries of isolation to be turned around in two years

that'd be silly

It reminded me of that Travyon Martin meme

@King Canuck They don't allow people in they send people out.

Africans would have flying pyramids that go to outer space if it wasn't for whitet

*whitey

Tim: "Extreme progressive intersectional ideology is very harmful to America."

Damned Europeans going to Africa and growing food

@Bookworm Intersectionalism is a hip new rebranding of Nationalist Socialism

Enough circlejerking yourself Noche

you're not clever

Black Panther is literally named after a racist hate group, which one of it's leaders admitted to regularly raping white women

King Cuck is triggered again

Actually the hero came first

Ah well

X doubt

BP party founded in 1966

"Black Panther" preceded both as an idea they made references to it back in the 20s

now superhero and political movements didn't happen until the 60s

The first Black Pantehr comic came out in april or may 1966

Black Panther is a fictional superheroappearing in American comic bookspublished by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer-editor Stan Lee and writer-artist Jack Kirby, first appearing in Fantastic Four #52 (cover-dated July 1966) in the Silver Age of Comic Books.

it wasn't until late that year that the movement started

Hmmmm

```The Black Panther Party (BPP), originally the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, was a political organization founded by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton in October 1966.```

several months later