Snowflakes: Wonder Woman not American enough

[nolanvt]

https://www.google.com/amp/uproxx.com/h ... rican/amp/


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[awesome guy]

Aw, poor snowflake melts over international Wonder Woman. You'll get someone one day Precious, endeavor to persevere.

[USN_Hokie]

https://www.google.com/amp/uproxx.com/h ... rican/amp/


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[nolanvt]

Aw, poor snowflake melts over international Wonder Woman. You'll get someone one day Precious, endeavor to persevere.

You didn't watch the Fox News segment then.


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[awesome guy]

Aw, poor snowflake melts over international Wonder Woman. You'll get someone one day Precious, endeavor to persevere.

You didn't watch the Fox News segment then.


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Derp. Saw it, if you did then you'd realize they talked about the character being changed for international markets. Better luck next time troll.

[USN_Hokie]

Aw, poor snowflake melts over international Wonder Woman. You'll get someone one day Precious, endeavor to persevere.

You didn't watch the Fox News segment then.


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Derp. Saw it, if you did then you'd realize they talked about the character being changed for international markets. Better luck next time troll.

Yeah, the only folks who look like snowflakes in this are nolan and the "UPROXX" folks.

"OMG, they stated that Wonderwoman is less patriotic now in order to appeal to international markets."

Maybe nolan isn't old enough to know this is a factual statement.

ABC promo image from the original show:

[UpstateSCHokie]

I did not see the segment but did these "snowflakes" run to a safe space when they heard an opinion or fact that they disagreed with? Did these "snowflakes" try to prevent people that they disagreed with from speaking? Did these "snowflakes" start crying when they realized they were going to lose an election...er I mean when they realized the new Wonder Woman movie was deviating from the original pro-America intent? I'm guessing no.

I'm beginning to think that nolan doesn't really understand what a "snowflake" is.

Here's a clue, a "snowflake" is not someone that merely disagrees with something or points out a fact. If that were the case, nolan would probably think that the founding fathers were "snowflakes" for disagreeing with George III.

[HokieHam]

I will say, Lynda Carter has held up REALLY well......

[UpstateSCHokie]

Aw, poor snowflake melts over international Wonder Woman. You'll get someone one day Precious, endeavor to persevere.

You didn't watch the Fox News segment then.


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Derp. Saw it, if you did then you'd realize they talked about the character being changed for international markets. Better luck next time troll.

Yeah, the only folks who look like snowflakes in this are nolan and the "UPROXX" folks.

"OMG, they stated that Wonderwoman is less patriotic now in order to appeal to international markets."

Maybe nolan isn't old enough to know this is a factual statement.

Yep, and here's a little more factual knowledge for nolan to digest:

What’s curious about this version, coddled and crafted over decades, is the near-total absence of America. Wonder Woman was born during World War II, created by American psychologist William Moulton Marston, and her debut on the cover of DC’s Sensation Comics in 1942 depicted her in red, white and blue, storming into battle. She’d left her home, Paradise Island, to fight the Nazis in “America, the last citadel of democracy and of equal rights for women!”

http://nypost.com/2017/06/01/why-wonder ... than-ever/

[nolanvt]

I'm not the one obsessing over how "American" a *fictional* superhero character is. It's not like someone is making a D-Day movie and is completely ignoring the Americans' contributions.

I'm able to watch fictional movies and enjoy them or not like them for whatever they are. I just like making fun of snowflakes who obsess over such trivial things.


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