i’m with ya till the end of the line

no offence but is m*rvel ever going to let peter parker be his own character without trying to make him i*on m*n 2.0 or whatever nonsense they have going on? like can he just be you know spiderman… the character he is supposed to be? like first the iron suit in iw and now the constant mention of how ‘he can be the new i*on m*n’ is really weird?

i posted this like last year ...my mind

PERIODDDDD

There are none in my town. Guess I’ll be the first

I went to my old, STAUNCHLY conservative town and saw “There are a lot more of us here than most would think, past and present” and I nearly cried

Ur a starker shipper so your opinion doesn’t matter

Whites: so he uhhh is black…so they STEAL but he does it artistically….UwU

It shows they really want to apply racist stereotypes to miles even though it doesn’t make any sense whatsoever lol. First of all Miles is a good kid who would never steal and his family clearly has enough money to buy art supplies, even the expensive kind lol. And even if he wanted to steal something, you think Jefferson would let him get away with it?? Never have I heard someone headcanoning Spiderman as a thief. Spiderman, the friendly neighborhood hero who walks people home and stop people from robbing stuff, is gonna steal stuff from art stores????

Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse is just one giant LGBTQ metaphor

by saying this you’re taking away from the fact that it’s the first superhero film starring an afrolatino. that by itself is incredibly groundbreaking- so don’t you dare take from Black and Latinx representation and make it about yourself.

shut the fuck up and stop playing the victim lmao the movie wasn’t MADE for you it was made SPECIFICALLY for black and latinx people to see themselves on the big screen

op you’re literally arguing with a lesbian about lgbt representation and they’re TELLING YOU it’s not as important as the real message of the movie, that black and brown children have the potential to follow their dreams and accomplish great things. it’s disrespectful to deracialize the context of this movie by making generalizations like this– everybody already knows that masked heroes are a good metaphor for being lgbt. that’s NOT the groundbreaking theme that ITSV is emphasizing here, and it’s not cool to undermine the real one by saying The Whole Thing Is Just About LGBT Issues, which is what you did

White gays... please... let black and latin people... have one (1) thing...