Loki's Adopted Joke
http://73adoptee.blogspot.com/2012/05/avengers-why-is-making-fun-of-adoption.html
I can't honestly believe that a simple joke, which is incredibly funny and makes perfect sense in context is taken so seriously.
Loki's Adopted Joke
http://73adoptee.blogspot.com/2012/05/avengers-why-is-making-fun-of-adoption.html
I can't honestly believe that a simple joke, which is incredibly funny and makes perfect sense in context is taken so seriously.
Originally posted by RE: BlaxicanShe probably isn't even all that bothered by the adoption joke, she was just looking for a reason to get mad. [/B]
If you read more of her blog, it's surrounded by others,like her, who have issues regarding adoption or being adopted.
There's one blogger who says they hate holidays because they always imagine their birth parents enjoying themselves, celebrating without him/her.
I laughed.
Adopted people are funny. 💃
I read the first half of the article, and then it started to sound like a conspiracy theory so I bailed.
In the half that I did read, the author got all sorts of angry but failed to actually highlight why the joke was problematic, instead just bitching about the fact that it apparently is and what a travesty it is that nobody else felt similar offense.
I think it's not necessarily cool to imply that adoption is a form of lesser child bearing or breeds bad seeds, but that whole dilemma doesn't really apply in the Thor/Loki situation, which is pretty obvious with the slightest bit of objective scrutiny.
Originally posted by KingD19
Exactly. I'd distance myself from my brother if I learned he killed almost 100 people in 2 days too. Adopted or not.
Same here.
The ironic part to me is that in her holiday post, she criticizes her birth parents. There was a lot of anger and sadness behind her post, and thus she actually reminded me of Loki. She is trying to tell us that it is bad that Marvel made a storyline revolving around and upset adoptee, yet that is exactly what she is: mad about being an adoptee. Comics are often made to be symbolic of real life experiences. My guess is that somebody who was heavily involved in creating Thor and Loki had some family dynamics that involved feeling like in a brother's shadow and potentially adoption. Loki was likely used to express anger that was built up behind all those feelings.
"Cue entire theater laughing.... except for me. (And my husband, who knows better.)"
i stopped reading after this.. why? to start a petition to knock that b!tch off her high horse..
first off.. this is a movie with one dude turning green upon provocation, the other guy wears a high-tech suit of armor, then there's the one that hits everything with bow and arrow, plus the super-spy that always looks sexy whatever they put her in, not to mention the super soldier that was wearing stars and stripes.. did we mention the demi-god?
second.. he IS adopted, he KNOWS he's adopted, AND HE JUST KILLED 80 PEOPLE IN 2 DAYS..