Captain Marvel or How Marvel does everything better than everyone else

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Bonus round: "I don't like her because she didn't just shut up and get over it" is just about the most 'toxic masculinity' thing you could say about this.

Something tells me that you don't understand the meaning of that phrase...

 

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Yeah, I'd add that she has been mentally forced to do things. And she is the only one to break it, which clearly took a lot. There's likely to be some actual mental damage.

I could have been on board for angry/broken JJ for ome season until Kilgrave was gone. But she doesn't even try to get better for the second, and I was getting over it pretty quick too.

I'd like to point out once again this entire tangent has been a litany of reasons why there should have been a bigger backlash against JJ than there was, and why JJ should be a more disliked character than she is, and not a whole lot of exploration why that didn't happen...especially as compared to the backlash against Captain Marvel.

Bonus round: "I don't like her because she didn't just shut up and get over it" is just about the most 'toxic masculinity' thing you could say about this.

Its timing. Anti-SJW got prominence from Ghostbusters a year after JJ was released. JJ could be judged on its on merit, not with the made up nonsense of Anti-SJWs.

I criticized JJ back then, so did my friends. But it wasn't about gender or politcs. It was about how the story and characters were created. Anti-SJWs brought politcs to the forefront.

Sargan and the Quatering complaining about She-Ra's breast size and upbringing isn't the only stuff they made up. Its why talking about Force Awakens and Last Jedi is so toxic, because there are people who are actual grievances with those movies but the Anti-SJW hijacked the conversation and turn it into a political and gendered circus.

Captain Marvel had hundreds of videos about it in the year before its release. That never happened because people never gave Anti-SJWs any power. No we have, and we are reaping what we sow