The Black Panther 2 lead is a woman, let the meltdown begin.

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I couldn't care less, but if they wanted to solve this "meltdown" the company could just have a trans lead and have the trans person sexually attracted to AI.

Wouldn't add even one crap to the story, but it does cover all the bases and the story was never a concern anyway.

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Very few people give a shit. I surely don't.

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All I think when I hear about the Black Panther movies is "Nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger ..."

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Who gives a fuck? You? Find better things to do in life. Learn to build and brick an outdoor pizza oven or learn carpentry to build something amazing for your house.

Let Hollywood rot.

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The longer the icon of sin is on Earth, the stronger it will become.

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It’s hilarious to see them jewdify a black movie that is considered an icon. Niggers are all about masculinity and this movie torpedos it.

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Don't rush, there will be lots of empty seats.

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A nigger is a nigger

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Ok so looking a little into that thread, the replacement character is 'shuri', who is played by who nobody would care about but Reddit hates her because she was antivax and promoted the fact that the virus came from China.

If you go to personal life it covers the 'controversy'.

I unironically like this black panther more than the other one

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Ha ha! Good. Fuck'em.

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the only monkey i like is donkey kong

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