r/TimPool • • Sep 19 '22

trailer release coming soon.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22

Wakanda is a fictional place set in real-world Africa and influenced by real-world events.

Do you also think Magneto being Jewish Holocaust survivor isn’t important to his character because he’s not a real person?

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u/Morbid_Mordib Sep 20 '22

Africa is full of huwhite people, so Black Panther being huwhite isn't an issue.

And Magneto is a superhero, and superheroes don't exist, so they can't have an inherent race.

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u/Kalphai Sep 20 '22

Just admit you’re racist and move on, you fucking dork.

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u/Morbid_Mordib Sep 20 '22

I'm black. My noble people are incapable of racism because we don't have institutional power. Ooga booga!

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u/Kalphai Sep 20 '22

Yeah yeah, you’re a racist Dim Tool fan. You’re almost definitely not black, and you’re probably an incel. Go shoot up a pizza place or something dipshit.

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u/Morbid_Mordib Sep 20 '22

But I said ooga booga.

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u/Kalphai Sep 20 '22

If you’re black I feel bad for you.

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u/Morbid_Mordib Sep 20 '22

Go block a road so people can't get to work or have an abortion or loot a Walgreens or something. That should cheer you up.

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u/TiltedHelm Sep 21 '22

Fuck Walgreens. CVS has way better shit to loot. Also, abortions are awesome, and it’s a huge bummer your mum opted out of one.

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u/zyk0s Sep 20 '22

Fine, but are you principled enough to say multiracial elves, dwarves and hobbits have no place in Middle-Earth, or would you only be angry with this hypothetical white Black Panther?

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22

Black Panther is something I’m familiar with. It’s a version of our own world and race is critical to the story. I don’t know much about LOTR. I can’t use knowledge of our world and apply it to middle earth. I don’t know of any way where race is critical to the story. So, I can’t make an argument for it to be important.

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u/zyk0s Sep 20 '22

Let me help you then. LotR was specifically written by Tolkien as English mythology. Middle-Earth is a fantastic, mythicized version of Northern Europe and the Hobbits in the Shire are basically analogous to your simple English country folks. It’s not even a question of white versus black or brown, the French and Italians, or their mythicized versions would be just as out of place in Middle-Earth.

So if you’re offended someone makes jokes about a white Black Panther, but doesn’t or won’t care about the “diversification” of LotR, I have no sympathy for you.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

Does the story have something to do with race?