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I am The Wrench in all your plans....
And that was Killmongers entire point...
He wanted to literally burn it all... and T'challa wanted peace... it's the Magneto vs Professor X dichotomy... 
Did "Black Panther" demonize black americans?
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And that was Killmongers entire point...
He wanted to literally burn it all... and T'challa wanted peace... it's the Magneto vs Professor X dichotomy... 
John Hull
You can’t see me!
I don't want them to treat Killmonger like Loki. Loki is light work compared to my nikka Eric.
Long live Killmonger
Long live Killmonger
Im not fixing these typos either im on mobile
being black is like a job. nikkas can't have fun or even just watch a movie. relax
Having fun is for sell outs remember that.ultraflexed
Superstar
Why does everyone keep saying that same shyt like Killmonger's plans was destroyed by the wakandans in black on black crime with the white man stopping the liberation of the black people?!?
Dude was willing to start WW3 with those weapons with sleeper cells of black wakandan operatives...It wouldn't have been a good look to do that shyt...
You only make yourself look like your oppressors doing that shyt. T'challa was telling him your too angry, your anger is driving you to madness... And even though I releate there's a line that we can't cross...
Don't get me wrong I love Killmonger for his burn it all type shyt, I think we all have those MAGNETO-like thoughts in our heads if we was in that position... But then most of us would be good and realize maybe we can change the world in other ways... WW3 would gain us nothing...
The story whether or not to be a hero or a anti-hero villain was incredible the dichotomy was excellent. People not seeing the bigger picture.
spot on
he's going to turn into the new Hitler and start world war 3...plus in a world with super hero's, this would not have worked at all, it would led to high AA and African death casualty rate, and all the world nation's joining together against us
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Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
I think it's easy to come to hasty conclusions if you didn't listen to what Killmonger was saying. He was angry because the ultimate job was done to nikkax. He went about shyt bugged but anybody with experience in Amerikkka or the world for that matter should know what it was. Klau or whatever was coming in for natural resources. It was only a matter of time before he started running his mouth about the source...then again maybe not for the sake of retaining profits. Either way Wakanda would have had to deal with the outside world one way or another
Big Brown Areola
Young Soul
You can't expect simpleton negroes to understand media propaganda.
It's just a movie.
It's just a movie.
ultraflexed
Superstar
"My claim that Killmonger’s black life does not matter is not hyperbole. In a macabre scene meant to be touching, Black Panther carries Killmonger to a plateau so that he might see the sun set on Wakanda before dying. With a spear stuck in his chest, he fulfills his wish to appreciate the splendor his father described, when Wakanda seemed a fairy tale. T’Challa offers Wakanda’s technology to save Killmonger’s life—it has saved the white CIA agent earlier in the film. But Killmonger recalls his slave heritage and tells Panther he’d rather die than live in bondage. He knows the score. He knows that Panther will incarcerate him (as is disproportionately common for black American men). The silence that follows seems to last an eternity. Here is the chance for the movie to undo its racist sins: T’Challa can be the good person he desires to be. He can understand that Killmonger is in part the product of American racism and T’Chaka’s cruelty. T’Challa can realize that Wakanda has been hoarding resources and come to an understanding with Killmonger that justice may require violence, if as a last resort. After all, what else do comic-book heroes do but dispense justice with their armored fists and laser rifles? Black Panther does not flinch. There is no reconciliation. Killmonger yanks the spear out of his chest and dies. The sun sets on his body as it did on Michael Brown’s."
Woooow
Woooow
Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
Arming people who have been through hell and back would have made him Hitler huh? Haha No fun when the rabbit has the gun...Tell me he was wrong by arming people ill equipped to handle the weapons...fine Tell me what he aimed on doing would've ended in losing the war...fine
Don't tell me that half baked psycho babble about the descendants of slaves coming for blood against the evil that has shaped the world as being no better than them. Since black people are in a position of weakness they have to proclaim their humanity even in times of strife. Why would I have to read scripture & march if someone continuously spits in my face?
ultraflexed
Superstar
"My claim that Killmonger’s black life does not matter is not hyperbole. In a macabre scene meant to be touching, Black Panther carries Killmonger to a plateau so that he might see the sun set on Wakanda before dying. With a spear stuck in his chest, he fulfills his wish to appreciate the splendor his father described, when Wakanda seemed a fairy tale. T’Challa offers Wakanda’s technology to save Killmonger’s life—it has saved the white CIA agent earlier in the film. But Killmonger recalls his slave heritage and tells Panther he’d rather die than live in bondage. He knows the score. He knows that Panther will incarcerate him (as is disproportionately common for black American men). The silence that follows seems to last an eternity. Here is the chance for the movie to undo its racist sins: T’Challa can be the good person he desires to be. He can understand that Killmonger is in part the product of American racism and T’Chaka’s cruelty. T’Challa can realize that Wakanda has been hoarding resources and come to an understanding with Killmonger that justice may require violence, if as a last resort. After all, what else do comic-book heroes do but dispense justice with their armored fists and laser rifles? Black Panther does not flinch. There is no reconciliation. Killmonger yanks the spear out of his chest and dies. The sun sets on his body as it did on Michael Brown’s."
Woooow
nice...but wrong
black panther did understand that his father and his country was wrong for holding out resources from there brother's on the outside and for abandoning killmonger.
but this is what your missing
KILLMONGER WAS NOT GOING TO CHANGE HIS MIND.
he was dead set on what he believed and was determined to bring destuction at all cost.
there was nothing black panther could have done to convince him otherwise, that why he died with his beliefs
Is it really? T'Challa wasn't even All Lives Matter until the end. He was "It's Wakanda, fukk Everybody else"And that was Killmongers entire point...
Not the same thing
ultraflexed
Superstar
this is what part 2 will be about, which is also why I believe killmonger's final chapter may not have been written just yet.
It makes me want to see the movie now, to gain my own perspective
Been off Marvel movies for awhile.