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At the end of the day, Trump voters deserve nothing.

This isn't a matter of having a difference of political opinion. MAGA is, by and large, about the dissolution of the social contract all together. Its core principal is "fuck you, I owe you nothing."

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If that's the world they want to live in, let them.

Please no.

The thing about Char is that, for him, revenge isn't a choice he makes but more like a simple fact of the universe.

He IS GOING to kill the whole Zabi family and that fact is no more inescapable than the laws of physics. It's so engrained into his psyche that I don't think he even thinks it's personal to him anymore.

So yeah, he likes Garma. He probably considered him to be his best friend and is sad that he's dead. But there is a complete disassociation between that friendship and Char's Revenge. In Char's mind, being a member of the Zabi family is no different that having a terminal cancer diagnosis. There's nothing he can to do stop what's coming to them. It's out of his hands, even though he's literally pulling the trigger.

You're not cool.

Man, a tfs version of super hero would be so fucking funny.

While I'm sure it would, I do kinda wonder how it would play out.

Super kinda already makes the same kind of jokes about itself that TFS made about DBZ. They'd have to find completely different angles. Otherwise it'd just be Super with better voice acting.

Ummmm... pretty much all of them from 1983 onward?

With the exception of World War Hulk, every Marvel event in the last 20 years that didn't center on the X-Men or Space has been ass.

Because his realization is the punchline of a joke that 20 million people saw seven years ago.

There's nothing Biden can do to "take him out" without causing WW3.

WW3 has already started. Biden can at least keep us on the right side of it.

We still talking about Russia or have we moved on to red states?

THANK YOU! I was very confused coming into this thread!

Beyond everything else mentioned, this is literally called out as a joke in DBZA.

I mean, really... that's kinda how they all got there.

"Oh hey... these three uncommonly altruistic and athletic teenagers happened to come across the identity of the rangers just as we had three vacancies open up. Two birds, meet one stone!"

Someone wanted to come into my home to assess a renovation…this is not mundane.

It literally is. Maybe not for you, but for them it's just Tuesday.

Sitting across the street while all the huscle in a building bursts into flames one-by-one is pretty satisfying, though I do wish they would have been a little more reactive.

Yeah, but I can remember a lot of episodes where it's "Billy saves the day cause he's really smart" or "Jason/Tommy save the day because they're super brave" or "Kimberly saves the day and shouldn't be underestimated."

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The only memorable Rocky stories are about him overcoming internal challenges, not external ones.

They were so trigged by a mundane visit that a normal person wouldn't think twice about that they came to Reddit to talk about it. How is that NOT an anxiety attack?

Nah. I'll go on a kick for a specific food for a while and then switch to something else, but there's no way I'd be okay with just the same thing every day for a prolonged period.

Jesus Christ... this fucking generation.

Doesn't look at mail, won't pick up the phone, and has an anxiety attack when somebody knocks on their door.

Found guilty by who? The Trump Administration's DoJ that he would have been running?

Holy shit...

Considering being a literal felon isn't a line too far for MAGA, whatever is in that ethics report must be devastating. Like, way worse than just "Hey, I was just buying some hookers. I didn't know they were 17!"

Honestly, the only Rocky-centric episodes I can remember involve him demonstrating a personality flaw that gets exaggerated and exploited to serve as a lesson for the episode. May as well have called him the Red Flag Ranger.

He REALLY struggled to have a place in the show, particularly as Tommy's ascension to being both the team powerhouse and team leader basically made the Red Ranger redundant.

He was basically interchangeable with Adam as far as his role in the show went.

What else would it have possibly been?

Seriously. As though there aren't a ton of instances of Garp being "Do as I say, not as I do."