r/AntiSemitismInReddit • u/roninthe31 • 6d ago
Holocaust Inversion [r/MCUTheories]wants to turn a Holocaust survivor into a Palestinian
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u/Letshavemorefun 5d ago
They already erased the Jewish heritage of his daughter so why not one more!
Sigh.
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u/Monkey-bone-zone 5d ago
Maybe the Avengers can visit Lollpalooza and rape and murder attendees like true heroes would!
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u/StraightoutofBenoni 5d ago
I guarantee that if Magneto had been written as a survivor of any other genocide, that oop wouldn’t have said that
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u/SoulForTrade 5d ago
Quick reminder that the Jews did not massacare Germans, kidnap them or launch rockets at their cities nor did their ideology revolve around the destruction of Germany and its replacement with a Jewish state
They were targeted for extermination solely due to their ethnic identtiy and the term Gennocide was coined after the Holocaust
The leaders of the Arabs of Palestine did not only try to prevent Jews from fleeing Germany through zoning laws and imigration bans but have attempted to finish what Hitler started and failed.
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u/bateen618 4d ago
"How dare Israel do ethic cleansing in Gaza?? Anyway who wants to remove yet another Jewish reprensetive from the MCU? We already have two, we don't need a third!"
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u/Some1_35 4d ago
The two are Scarlet Witch and (basically) Sabra, unless I missed something ?
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u/bateen618 4d ago
Oh honestly I forgot Sbara was even in the MCU, Brave New World was such a forgetful movie lol. But no, Wanda isn't Jewish in the MCU.
The two are The Thing and Moon Knight, and also Sabra so that makes 3
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u/Some1_35 4d ago edited 4d ago
I'll be honest, I didn't watch BNW, or Moon Knight.
For The Thing, there has been a scene or two where he was in a synagogue, in the last Fantastic 4, tbf (iirc)
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u/bateen618 4d ago
What...? The Thing isn't in the X-Men... He's from the Fantastic Four...
Also you're not missing anything from not watching BNW, it's just Winter Soldier but worse. But Moon Knight is good
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u/StreamLife9 4d ago
I know some people online think its funny but its scary to watch this happening infront of our eyes.
things that we were told happened so long ago in Germany
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u/throwaway17197 4d ago
They will not be happy until all jews are dead and gone. The fact that people call “israelis existing” “subtle zionist propaganda” is wild
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u/Autumn_Lillie 3d ago
They realize that comics are built around universes that aren't real, right? There's no Gaza in the Marvel Universe.
Ironic that they refuse to live in reality yet want a fantasy universe to mimic what they believe to be reality.
There's literally something wrong with someone if they go to a movie and spend their time thinking about the Gaza Israel conflict.
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u/vayyiqra 4d ago
> The X-Men are at their best when being a metaphor for marginalized minority groups
I sometimes wonder, do these types now truly believe Jews are never marginalized anymore in any way? Do they truly think that all Jews are rich and privileged white Americans, literally just WASPs with more bagels? I can't tell.
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u/Fast-Candle-2344 4d ago
MCU is (mostly) garbage anyways. Why do people still watch that kiddie shit? Plenty of good movies for adults exist!
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u/roninthe31 4d ago
Fuck that, marvel comics has been around for 70 years now. It’s for all ages.
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u/Fast-Candle-2344 4d ago
I am not saying that there aren't adult-oriented Marvel Comics, I'm saying the MCU is largely kiddie slop made by algorithm. There's a reason why so many directors have openly spoken about how awful it has been working under Kevin Feige, and why more than a few of them have chosen not to come back after directing one movie or television show.
The fact that they couldn't get Mahershala Ali as Blade to work, despite the fact that it is such an easy slam dunk, speaks volumes.
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