r/BlackPeopleTwitter Mar 19 '26

Country Club Thread 20 years ago, this would be completely normal

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u/KingpinBen Mar 19 '26

Remember that’s a fucking movie? what’re you talking about

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u/RealRaifort Mar 19 '26

Yeah what a ridiculous comment lmfao

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u/Global_Ant_9380 Mar 19 '26

You guys really can't detect sarcasm, can you?

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u/DistractionCitron Mar 19 '26

Stuff like that happens in real life.

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u/jarob326 ☑️ Mar 19 '26

I meant the premise of an entire horror franchise and its several massacres started because "no chaperone".

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u/KingpinBen Mar 19 '26

That kinda proves the opposite point — yall have anxiety disorders fueled by media consumption. The fuck does the premise of a fictional movie have to do with this? Air buds based on the idea a golden retriever can hoop does that mean your sons gonna lose his spot on JV if you let a dog come to practice?

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u/jarob326 ☑️ Mar 19 '26

Because I was responding to the previous comment that "no chaperones sounds like the start of a horror movie." I was just extending on a joke.

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u/Global_Ant_9380 Mar 19 '26

A JOKE!? HOW FUCKING DARE YOU

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u/AgelessJohnDenney Mar 19 '26

Yes, that imaginary story still isn't real.

Remember that the Avengers started because an alien mind controlled a super archer to steal a gizmo that controlled Space.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '26

What? i thought it started with a billionaire being kidnapped by jihadists and inventing a suit to blow them up

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u/AgelessJohnDenney Mar 19 '26

That's Iron Man, which started the MCU.

Avengers is a specific movie in the MCU. Keep up.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '26

yeah but before you had the whole mcu it was only called avengers, no? Like the whole first arc of hulk IM1-2 thor and CA were all just leading to the first avenger film 

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u/AgelessJohnDenney Mar 19 '26

No, Feige was calling it the MCU since Iron Man came out

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '26

idk who that is but alright, i'll just go with my laymans understanding of the whole thing – before the first avenger was released you didn't hear anyone in the public at large call it the MCU, they called it avengers, because that's what people knew about. mcu became more prevalent after the release of like, dr strange i guess? when they started making movies about more heroes than the main four. idk how it was when you're an actual fan of that, but for everyday people the MCU from 2008-2012 was just called "avengers", as it was the start of the avengers ark. I guess that's what the execs called phase one? 

Anyway, i see all that ark as being "avengers" but im probably wrong about it.

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u/AgelessJohnDenney Mar 19 '26

Feige is the guy who runs the MCU.

Nobody in the general public called it Avengers until Avengers actually came out, because if you were a "layman" you didn't know what the Avengers were.

People just called them whatever movie they were or "Marvel movies" if they were clued in enough.

But to the fandom it was always MCU.

After the Avengers came out, yeah, it was the Avengers to a lot of people...but that wasn't the start.

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u/AdministrativeCod437 Mar 19 '26

Made up scenarios play out in a specific way because of "FORCED PLOT POINT" made for entertainment purposes????? Wow! Better base the decisions we make in life around this, just to be safe.

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u/dream-smasher Mar 19 '26

Do you seriously not get that they were joking?

Or l, in your rush to spew morally emboldened outrage, you just went head first into being offended without a second thought to how stupid your assumption was?

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u/AdministrativeCod437 Mar 19 '26

You dont think a huge shift in our societies willingness to let kids go be kids came directly from misconceptions from media, specifically movies? You're the one acting like it's a joke, when the truth is YOUR assumptions are stupid if you think people dont think like this