Let's be reality.... the X-Men are c00ns

[DaRealness]

Yup that's why I made this post a while back:

For me, Magneto tops them all by far because the obvious parallels betweens mutants and black life worldwide are on point:

- Mutants wanting to take serums to make themselves 'normal'/ black folks bleaching their skin, frying their hair and distancing themselves from other black people
- Black folks forgiving their enemies no matter what's done to them and c00n ass leaders telling you not to cause trouble and show no resistance (a la Professor Xavier)
- Black folks being hated for no reason and victims of genocide or attempted genocide
- Constant negative propaganda and fear when you just wanna go about your daily business
- People judging and stereotyping you constantly

So and so forth.....

Magneto always encouraged Mutants to embrace who they were no matter what their physical appearances or powers were. Even if a mutant woman looked hideous as fukk, if that was her true form then Magneto would tell her to be proud of it and not to hide. He always told Mutants to stick together and never to back down from a fight and if anyone tried to stand in their way, then wipe them out. That's basic common sense and survival and any self respecting species would practice that. Even when Magneto tried to live that normal civilian life, humans fukked with him and his family and proved his point.

Professor Xavier is a c00n who stays fukking up.

 

[The Minister Of Culture]

the Blue and Gold teams was my favorite version of the X-men

 

[Tom Foolery]

Beast always tried to come off as some down to earth intellectual brotha, but you knew that nikka was pawging

 

[humminbird]

Ask Darwin ..

that pissed me off so bad.
Dude adapts to anything!
there are comics where he survives fights with the hulk and cosmic entities because he's so powerful

But the writers saw he was black so that can't be right

 

[saturn7]

But it was magneto and his supposed pan mutant movement that didn't hesitate to fight and kill other mutants. ...



..and y'all throw dirt on the brother who actually followed through to open up his school for mutants huh

Professor Umar X

 

[saturn7]

But it was magneto and his supposed pan mutant movement that didn't hesitate to fight and kill other mutants. ...



..and y'all throw dirt on the brother who actually followed through to open up his school for mutants huh

Magneto was trying to remove the weak miggas out of the community. Everybody wasn't built for the struggle.

 

[ColdSlither]

But it was magneto and his supposed pan mutant movement that didn't hesitate to fight and kill other mutants. ...



..and y'all throw dirt on the brother who actually followed through to open up his school for mutants huh

And what good did it do? People with super powers from freak accidents and experimentation, flying around all over the place, and people still hate natural born mutants.

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

 

[Dave7]

Magneto was more like Malcolm, Professor X was more like Martin. Neither approach was wrong, just depends on how you view the situation and the potential outcome of either scenario

 

[Savvir]

And what good did it do? People with super powers from freak accidents and experimentation, flying around all over the place, and people still hate natural born mutants.

At least he gave a home to lost mutants and built unity amongst them.

Magneto just collected all the angry mutants and had them attacking any and everybody with no real plans for an actual community

 

[tuckgod]

Facts

 

[African_brehda]

Humans hate me
Let me try and explain why they shouldn't
But I'll have to kill some of my friends that hate those who hate me

 

[Savvir]

Humans hate me
Let me try and explain why they shouldn't
But I'll have to kill some of my friends that hate those who hate me

All that money and manpower magneto had....

Where was his school

 

[a murda]

So Martin Luther king was a c00n too

 

[Doobie Doo]

Ya'll do know that's not a coincidence, RIGHT? Professor X and Magneto were modeled after MLK and Malcolm X and the Civil Rights Movement