‘President Supervillain’ Puts Trump’s Quotes In Red Skull’s Mouth, And It’s Disturbingly Perfect

8 responses to “‘President Supervillain’ Puts Trump’s Quotes In Red Skull’s Mouth, And It’s Disturbingly Perfect”

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   scrumptatoes

   February 19, 2017 at 7:54 am

   Good for a chuckle, though some of the quotes would work well enough in a broad range of characters, irrespective of alignment, and contexts.

   Still, Trump’s persistence in alienating unsympathetic elements of the fourth estate from the public is unnerving, and perhaps best exemplified by the tweet where he outright proclaims them to be “the enemy of the American People!”

   That kind of behaviour really should be setting off more alarms.

   1. 

      ferret

      February 19, 2017 at 8:31 am

      I’m more concerned about the subtle political messages sent through creative mediums to all and sundry. Especially when given creative types almost always lean hard left.

      Whether they are warranted or not is always up for debate. Whether people should use their position of influence in a non required negative manner is not.

      1. 

         antwandemarco

         February 20, 2017 at 2:58 am

         I read this post like three times and im still not sure what you’re trying to say exactly.

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         pylgrim

         February 21, 2017 at 1:19 am

         Subtle? There’s no subtlety at all. Just people being honest with their political thinking. Art has always been a conduit for an artist’s deepest thoughts. And it also has always been used by forces of change to influence people. This is not “non-required” as you say because nobody is forced to pay attention to an artist. If an artist you like espouse beliefs you disagree with in their art, you can always walk away.

         We are seeing a massive, almost unprecedented confluence of artists, journalists, entertainers, entrepreneurs, scientists and thinkers becoming vocal about their opposition with the current government in the US. I believe it falls to each thinking man and woman to consider whether this huge number of distinguished people have a point or whether this is just some sort of hysterical “leftist” conspiracy as the interested parties would like to dismiss it.

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   jdair

   February 19, 2017 at 9:42 am

   I think Trump is less Red Skull and more like BvS’s Lex Luthor as a petulant billionaire.

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   Arcane Azmadi

   February 19, 2017 at 12:00 pm

   Trump actually IS a supervillain and is on the fast track to being the worst president the US has EVER had, Nixon included. Why do you think as soon as he came to power he started issuing executive orders left and right? Because he thinks winning the election has made him the king of America and EVERYONE has to do whatever he says now. He has a fundamental inability to understand what “democracy” means. But what do you expect from a man who lost the popular vote by over 2 1/2 million people? America ISN’T a democracy any more. Trump does not represent the will of the majority. Most people don’t want him there. And he doesn’t care what anyone thinks, because he only cares about one person: himself.

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   micksy

   February 19, 2017 at 5:53 pm

   This is fake news.

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      geth

      February 20, 2017 at 9:41 am

      Lol.
      Good one.