Respect SuperMAN (Tangent)

SuperMAN was restraining John in a TK field:

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Blocks John's ability to activate his GL ring:

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More TK ownage:

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Had SuperMAN and the Ultra-Humanite done battle on earth, instead of the moon, most of it would've been destroyed:

He's also referred to as the "most powerful man on the planet".... Again.

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A brief history on SuperMAN:

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Damn...

Very interesting character. Shame he killed his woman by accident.

Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
Wait.. he's black?

Well hell, I like this version more then the original already!

Racism is sooo cool isn't it? 🙄

The character is awesome. Mad props to the threadmaker 👆

Originally posted by ~The Wickerman~
Racism is sooo cool isn't it? 🙄

How is that racist? There are more white superheroes than black superheroes, so personally when I see a good black superhero im pleased.

Originally posted by Phantom Zone
How is that racist? There are more white superheroes than black superheroes, so personally when I see a good black superhero im pleased.

Liking one character over another simply based on skin color reeks of racism.

Originally posted by ~The Wickerman~
Liking one character over another simply based on skin color reeks of racism.

Its not just skin colour they have to be good characters as well. Theres nothing wrong with liking a character because of their colour if they are written well, especillay since there are more white superheroes. 😬

I dont think I would like a black character more than a white character because hes simply black but it would be a contributing factor to me liking him.

Originally posted by Phantom Zone

I dont think I would like a black character more than a white character because hes simply black but it would be a contributing factor to me liking him.

Wow....it isn't often you see someone prove themselves a hypocrite in a single sentence.

Originally posted by Soljer
Wow....it isn't often you see someone prove themselves a hypocrite in a single sentence.

*shrug* Hows that (should have never asked)?

Originally posted by Soljer
Wow....it isn't often you see someone prove themselves a hypocrite in a single sentence.

Exactly. He seems even unaware of his racism (or rather reverse racism). But I'll leave it be, since this is a respect thread and we shouldn't ruin it.

Originally posted by ~The Wickerman~
Exactly. He seems even unaware of his racism (or rather reverse racism). But I'll leave it be, since this is a respect thread and we shouldn't ruin it.

Well if you think that being pleased with a good character being black is an examples of racsim then fine.

There are not that many in my opinion it makes me happy when I see one.

I however would not apply this to the real world, this is fiction. 😬

..its no tracism, black people like black heroes and other black people as role models, because if yo ucan relate to a character more you'll geenrally like them more...I can relate to a black person better than I ca nrelate to a white person beings that I'm black, but that doesnt mean I think one is better than the other.

I mean why do you think for the first couple of years all the super heroes were white? cause they were trying to seel them to a generally white audience in america pretty much.

Do we need to start reporting people [👆] for them to stop spamming a RESPECT thread? 👇

Originally posted by ~The Wickerman~
Exactly. He seems even unaware of his racism (or rather reverse racism). But I'll leave it be, since this is a respect thread and we shouldn't ruin it.

Reverse racism doesn't exit. It's just euphemism for racism. It's the same thing.

Originally posted by Soljer
Reverse racism doesn't exit. It's just euphemism for racism. It's the same thing.

But isn't he not a hero anymore? He's become a villain for some reason

Originally posted by Endless Mike
But isn't he not a hero anymore? He's become a villain for some reason

But doesn't he rule the world in a totalitarian state?

Originally posted by Endless Mike
But doesn't he rule the world in a totalitarian state?

Not to mention freedom