>“The desire to become a superhuman cannot be separated from supremacist ideals,”How does your favorite superhero respond?
"My best friend Batman. He lost his whole world in an alley. And until this day he has worked to be the best he can be, not because he wants or thinks he is superior to anyone. It's because he doesn't want anyone to feel that same pain he felt ever again."
It's not supermacist ideals. It's objectivist ideals. Great men have a greater responsibility ergo should be given greater privileges.
>>155237563power is for helping yourself AND others. mutual aid is a factor of evolution
>>155237563>The desire to become a superhumanWell thats the fucking thing jack ass, most heroes DONT seek that at all. Superman was born with his powers, Spiderman didnt seek to get bit by a spider, Batman didnt ask for his parents to die, etc etc. Even in context of MCU specifically Tony was fine being a jackass til he got blown up, and for Captain America who is the CLOSEST to this whole "desire" thing his actual desire was to be part of the war effort and the super aids they injected into him was more of a means to an end rather then wanting to become a superhuman(plus Cap himself specifically does not think of himself as Superhuman at all which was a key point of the first film). And dont even get me started on the fucking X-Men
>>155238405Troon
>>155237563>Supremacist>Believing a certain group is superiorBy trying to attain superiority, you inherently don't believe you have it just for being part of your group.In what way does your argument apply to superpowers but not working out, or attaining knowledge?
>>155237563I mean, how many superheroes have become superhuman by their own desire? Many of them have become that through merely birth or freakish accidents.
>>155238622hamster with a gun is also my favorite superhero
