The Leftists' Bisexual, Self-Obsessed,
Narcissistic Superman Is a Reflection
of Themselves
Posted By: Dreadnought, 10/16/2021 12:36:48 PM
I shake my head quite a bit these days, and did so recently over the recent news that the latest incarnation of Superman will be bisexual. To be honest, Superman’s orientation was never a thing for me. It just did not figure into the mythos. Superman’s sexuality did not factor into the story arch—until it became convenient to co-opt him. Think for a moment. Superman’s real name was Kal-El. He came from a dead planet to do nothing but continuously give of himself for a home that was not his own. He sacrificed everything that you or I take for granted for a world that knew him not,
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The Leftists' Bisexual, Self-Obsessed,
Narcissistic Superman Is a Reflection
of Themselves 9 replies
Narcissistic Superman Is a Reflection
of Themselves 9 replies
I shake my head quite a bit these days, and did so recently over the recent news that the latest incarnation of Superman will be bisexual. To be honest, Superman’s orientation was never a thing for me. It just did not figure into the mythos. Superman’s sexuality did not factor into the story arch—until it became convenient to co-opt him.
Think for a moment. Superman’s real name was Kal-El. He came from a dead planet to do nothing but continuously give of himself for a home that was not his own. He sacrificed everything that you or I take for granted for a world that knew him not,
Led by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Republican-run states are already gearing up to challenge the legality of the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for private companies before the Labor Department has even published the rules.
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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg
on Paid Leave Since Mid-August amid Supply Crisis 19 replies
on Paid Leave Since Mid-August amid Supply Crisis 19 replies
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appreciate it 39 replies
family friend says 95-year-old does not
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Thing’ Because It Means ‘More People
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