Is X-Men really just a thinly veiled metaphor for white supremacy?
Is X-Men really just a thinly veiled metaphor for white supremacy?
Julian Scott
Jaxon Garcia
No, it's just an example of pulling the race card one too many times and ironic segregation
Thomas Morgan
Does the fact that they’re a threat to black and gay communities survival ever come up in other comics
Owen Wright
X-Men are really just a thinly veiled metaphor for jewish supremacy?
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Ayden Thompson
Probably. Claremont introduced that element of being a mutant and a racial minority so those characters' lives are extra shit.
Hunter Ward
Pretty sure Krakoa is an Israel analogy.
Joshua Fisher
It is all about cucking, there is literally nothing deep on the X-men anymore.
Austin Wright
This, Hickman’s run has been pretty on the nose (no pun intended).
Aaron Lewis
What an anti Semite
Andrew Lopez
They do have a literal Nazi war criminal on their roster and their greatest enemies include a Jewish Holocaust survivor and a scientist who dared teach evolution in the Victorian Era.