Is it even possible to be an X-Fag if you're not a fan of the minority allegory angle?
Is it even possible to be an X-Fag if you're not a fan of the minority allegory angle?
Angel Clark
Jonathan Cooper
Luke Hill
Yeah especially given its clumsiness and inconsistency.
Jordan Butler
Works pretty well as a nazi book. Especially now.
John White
They're a bunch of genetically superior white people. What minority allegory?
Anthony Reed
As a white male I feel there suffering even more in this day and age
Cameron Perez
These days no.
Andrew Moore
just read claremont and ignore all the rest
Cooper Green
Honestly it probably should be dropped- at least as a major plot point. Claremont, who introduced the concept, did it best and every other attempt has been alright at best and fucking terrible at worst. It also doesn't make sense in the greater Marvel Universe. Like people hate mutants for having powers but other heroes get a free pass. I know spider-man has Jameson but he always seems to be a really vocal outlier
Logan Howard
People claiming to be a minority are ego maniacal dumb shits, stinking up society and dividing it.
Unfortunately, at this time, it does seem difficult to be an x-fag while this moronic rhetoric of minority complex is stinkin everything up.
However, HoXPox has blown the minority allegory the fuck out, it's just the x-fags are in a state of denial and are trying (desperately n frantically) to deny it.
The mutants are now a small nation, not african american, not gays, not dorks, they're but a small nation now, deal with it faggots.
Hickman used Storm with black power imagery to distract from his slight of hand and emotionally blackmailed the orchis mission characters fanbases to accept it all, mad lad.
Hickman and JDW do seem to be feeble cucks tho : / so I cant be arsed to give a shit about what they produce.
And the minority allegory was always about Storm/maggot/gay characters/pocs fanboys being manipulative.