has this been stickied since july?
coulda sworn it was unstickied
coulda sworn it was unstickied
Official Black Widow Thread
- Thread starter Bigbigguy
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Funny that at the end of Civil War Nat threatens Tony, goes on the run, teams up with her sister, and murders an entire prison (guards included) to break out a dangerous criminal based on a hunch that he has information she needs (which he doesn’t).
Phase 4 writing is really something else...
Good thing Ross decided to not arrest her at the end of the movie for....reasons
Phase 4 writing is really something else...
Good thing Ross decided to not arrest her at the end of the movie for....reasons
humminbird
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LolFunny that at the end of Civil War Nat threatens Tony, goes on the run, teams up with her sister, and murders an entire prison (guards included) to break out a dangerous criminal based on a hunch that he has information she needs (which he doesn’t).
Phase 4 writing is really something else...
Good thing Ross decided to not arrest her at the end of the movie for....reasons
What’s your problem with this one?
I always look forward to your insights
I actually enjoyed it in the theatre, but the morality of phase 4 has been out of control lol.Lol
What’s your problem with this one?
I always look forward to your insights
That prison break
Ironman
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This happened twice and was never explainedFunny that at the end of Civil War Nat threatens Tony, goes on the run, teams up with her sister, and murders an entire prison (guards included) to break out a dangerous criminal based on a hunch that he has information she needs (which he doesn’t).
Phase 4 writing is really something else...
Good thing Ross decided to not arrest her at the end of the movie for....reasons
AnonymityX1000
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Yelena caused the avalanche and the ending is not Ross letting her go it is assumed that she escaped. See how in IW she is running with the fugitive Avengers? It's because she still has that status.Funny that at the end of Civil War Nat threatens Tony, goes on the run, teams up with her sister, and murders an entire prison (guards included) to break out a dangerous criminal based on a hunch that he has information she needs (which he doesn’t).
Phase 4 writing is really something else...
Good thing Ross decided to not arrest her at the end of the movie for....reasons
Regarding Ross - that not what the writer said - Black Widow Director Explains Movie Ending’s Plot Hole
Stop writing for the writers She says she has no idea what happened 
And to your second point...you have to be fukking kidding me. They’re working as a team
Why are you twisting yourself in knots defending this shyt?
Working off your lame argument, though...who’s more immoral: John Walker or Yelena?
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AnonymityX1000
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"We wanted to leave you guys on a high with the question of how did she use her ingenuity? Because she did. . . "Regarding Ross - that not what the writer said - Black Widow Director Explains Movie Ending’s Plot Hole
And to your second point...you have to be fukking kidding me. They’re working as a team
Why are you twisting yourself in knots defending this shyt?
Working off your lame argument, though...who’s more immoral: John Walker or Yelena?
The article you poated said Nat did something to escape not that Ross let her go. Nice try tho. lol
I wonder if anyone asked the Russo's how Captain America broke into an underwater prison to break out Falcoln, Scarlet Witch, Antman and Hawkeye. lol
Yes, they were working as a team and they had a plan but causing an avalanche wasn't part of it. Yelena was getting shot at so she destroyed the tower where the shooter was and the explosion caused an avalanche. But it's Nat's fault.
Oh and your query:
I would rank them exactly equal morally. lol
Unbelievable."We wanted to leave you guys on a high with the question of how did she use her ingenuity? Because she did. . . "
The article you poated said Nat did something to escape not that Ross let her go. Nice try tho. lol
I wonder if anyone asked the Russo's how Captain America broke into an underwater prison to break out Falcoln, Scarlet Witch, Antman and Hawkeye. lol
Yes, they were working as a team and they had a plan but causing an avalanche wasn't part of it. Yelena was getting shot at so she destroyed the tower where the shooter was and the explosion caused an avalanche. But it's Nat's fault.
Accomplice to murder is just fine, yeah?
AnonymityX1000
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I didn't say that but she didn't do the murdering like you initially claimed. Just clearing up your constant inaccuracies to try to paint MCU stuff in a bad light cause you're butt hurt.
You’re an actual clown if you think you’re making a legit argument.I didn't say that but she didn't do the murdering like you initially claimed. Just clearing up your constant inaccuracies to try to paint MCU stuff in a bad light cause you're butt hurt.
I hope, for your sake, you’re on the Disney street team.
In the US, you don't have to kill to be a murdererI didn't say that but she didn't do the murdering like you initially claimed. Just clearing up your constant inaccuracies to try to paint MCU stuff in a bad light cause you're butt hurt.
AnonymityX1000
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They weren't in the US tho. lol
And as the article you posted states:
"Alabama's law is an example of so-called felony-murder laws and they are very common throughout the US - only seven states do not have some type of law that expands the definition of murder to include an unintentional killing in the course of committing a felony. These laws also sweep up accomplices who, again, may not have directly caused harm, but were still a party in the felony that preceded the death.
While rooted in English common law, felony-murder is a rare concept outside of the US.
In the UK, the "joint enterprise" law can be used to convict an accomplice in a murder, but it applies mostly to gang-related crimes. The UK Supreme Court narrowed its application in 2016, ruling that the person must have "foresight" and "intention" to be found guilty of the killing."
I don't think we can say she had 'foreaight and intention' regarding the avalanche but I'm sure you will find a way. And if anything the law on this matter greatly depends on which imaginary lines of states/countries you are standing in to be equal to murder, it is totally left up to interpretation. Again, valiant attempt.
AnonymityX1000
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I'm fine with how the argument is going and I don't have to name call to try and convince you of that either.
They were breaking a criminal out of prison...with a helicopter equipped with rockets. Nat provided said helicopter. What planet are you on?They weren't in the US tho. lol
And as the article you posted states:
"Alabama's law is an example of so-called felony-murder laws and they are very common throughout the US - only seven states do not have some type of law that expands the definition of murder to include an unintentional killing in the course of committing a felony. These laws also sweep up accomplices who, again, may not have directly caused harm, but were still a party in the felony that preceded the death.
While rooted in English common law, felony-murder is a rare concept outside of the US.
In the UK, the "joint enterprise" law can be used to convict an accomplice in a murder, but it applies mostly to gang-related crimes. The UK Supreme Court narrowed its application in 2016, ruling that the person must have "foresight" and "intention" to be found guilty of the killing."
I don't think we can say she had 'foreaight and intention' regarding the avalanche but I'm sure you will find a way. And if anything the law on this matter greatly depends on which imaginary lines of states/countries you are standing in to be equal to murder, it is totally left up to interpretation. Again, valiant attempt.
I feel like I’m trying to convince you that enslaving people is bad again.