I think it’s a generational thing. I’ve never had a weird interaction with another Jason fan who also remembers seeing the first X-Men movie in theaters. I’m hoping the kids grow up and get some perspective

the red hood subreddit is a petri dish of folks with victim mentalities

At the end of the day, for these weirdos, it’s not about the event and losses and material impacts of 9/11 itself so much as it gives them an excuse to be xenophobic, Islamophobic, and racist on main, and it disgusts me.

I remember driving by Pepperdine a couple years ago on 9/11 and there was this massive American flag display on their front lawn. I was like “??? we don’t even do that in NYC, what are you doing”

like yeah most people in NYC above a certain age have a 9/11 story, I have trauma from it still. it was fucked up how survivors and first responders died from cancer and other diseases they got from inhaling debris. but as a city we’ve moved on, bc other bad shit has happened since (Sandy!)

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Either that or part of the Animal Man family.

I love that she’s got a labubu and has cool platforms on!

Let me have my thoughts Liam

actually I think Loki would shapeshift into a particularly fucked up looking Lafufu on the ground that would get Thor’s attention, and THEN Loki would stab him.