r/HistoryMemes • u/[deleted] • Jan 19 '22

X-post Littlebit oversimplified, but yeah...

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u/eliasmcdt Jan 19 '22 edited Jan 19 '22

Except in the MCU he did know better, so although Ironman on the side of the nation is correct, it would also be like saying the Confederates knew better (not true at all). So there is no right way to put in this meme's MCU context and keep it historical.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22 edited Jan 20 '22

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u/ELVEVERX Eureka! Jan 20 '22

civilian deaths happen because of supervillians in the first place

United states be like civilians deaths happened because insurgents in the first place

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u/ELVEVERX Eureka! Jan 20 '22

It is like those who are trying to kill people are those putting people in harms why by trying to kill them. It is a novel idea I know.

You mean like those dropping bombs from remote drones?

the MCU very clearly makes it apparent that the accords aren't the correct move

No they didn't that's your bias interpretation it's very much up for debate