Chapo fights over capeshit. Is Batman or Poison Ivy reactionary? Is Batman a "wage thief"?

1  2019-02-10 by GodOfWineWisdomWar64

https://zh.reddit.com/r/ChapoTrapHouse/comments/ap4474/billionaire_plutocrat_wagethief_bruce_wayne_gets/?sort=controversial&limit=500

Better not leak this to the rest of Reddit or it might trigger all the capeshit fans. Based Poison Ivy killing Batman!

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1  SnapshillBot 2019-02-10

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1  DeathBahamutXXX 2019-02-10

LOL @ Poison Ivy being a communist.

1  MikeStoklasaAlcohol 2019-02-10

putting this much effort into analyzing cape-shit

Zoo we mama

1  collapse_turtle 2019-02-10

the gayest shit is deciding that batman is some sort of mega-nazi fascist

idk man getting that upset and analytical over some superhero is some top tier autistic shit

1  EddingtonDidNothingW 2019-02-10

haha we sure are better than those libs who keep talking about politics using harry potter references am i right fellas

1  newcomer_ts 2019-02-10

Superciuk

Alan Ford is an Italian comics from the late 70's written from a very leftist perspective about life in New York of a group of undercover agents.

In this episode, named "Superciuk", is a story how a lowly street garbage man hates poor people who stink and ruin everything and decides to become a reverse Robin Hood, takes from the poor and gives to the rich.

It's in Italian.

1  Tzar-Romulus 2019-02-10

Based and Ciukpilled

1  Sojir 2019-02-10

Ciuk is an anglization of a norther Italian adjective ciucco o ciocco meaning drunk

1  iansmith223 2019-02-10

I wouldn't say he's fascist

depends on what interpretation you're looking at

With our imaginations we can make anybody a fascist. Do these retards not realize words have actual definitions, or is that bad praxis?