boring episode tbh
Un-simplify it for me...seeing you justify slavery will be more entertaining than anything these shows have offered up.Oversimplification of WandaVision and jumping to conclusions regarding Loki so I will disagree with both.
That's not an oversimplificationOversimplification of WandaVision and jumping to conclusions regarding Loki so I will disagree with both.
That's not an oversimplification
That's exactly what happened bruh
SWORD weren't just trying to stop her. They were trying to use her and Vision's dead machinery to make weapons. There intentions were intentionally nafarious.Un-simplify it for me...seeing you justify slavery will be more entertaining than anything these shows have offered up.
And, jumping to no conclusions. All actions that have taken place.
And, once she realized what she had done?SWORD weren't just trying to stop her. They were trying to use her and Vision's dead machinery to make weapons. There intentions were intentionally nafarious.
Wanda's enslavement of Westwiew was involuntary and not intentional. She didn't do it on purpose, she broke down and didn't even remember setting up the hex. Like Agatha said it was 'magic on autopilot'. She didn't even try to do it.
She tried to save her kids and got into a fight with Agatha.And, once she realized what she had done?
Surely we can agree Monica is pro-slavery, yes?
Also, should a defense dept. agency specializing in sentient weapons not be making sentient weapons? Their specific job and purpose that the government established them for is nefarious? That’s your defense?
He’s literally using this power you call nefarious to stop slavery while you do everything you can to defend the one using the same power to have slaves.She tried to save her kids and got into a fight with Agatha.
Monica is about being effective. Seeing the power displayed you can't check Wanda you have to negotiate with her. Being all adversarial with her is a dangerous game.
Should there even be such a US department? Playing with tech you don't completely understand is dangerous. And should they be manipulating Wanda to that end? I don't think so.
I said Heyward's intentions were nefarious not the power. His main objective wasn't to free the townspeople of Westview it was to manipulate Wanda to his ends.He’s literally using this power you call nefarious to stop slavery while you do everything you can to defend the one using the same power to have slaves.
And what were his ends?I said Heyward's intentions were nefarious not the power. His main objective wasn't to free the townspeople of Westview it was to manipulate Wanda to his ends.
And what were his ends?
SWORD weren't just trying to stop her. They were trying to use her and Vision's dead machinery to make weapons. There intentions were intentionally nafarious.
Wanda's enslavement of Westwiew was involuntary and not intentional. She didn't do it on purpose, she broke down and didn't even remember setting up the hex. Like Agatha said it was 'magic on autopilot'. She didn't even try to do it.
Right. And you don’t think, in a post Infinity War/End Game world there should be a government agency trying to make better weapons?
No but when you are experimenting and researching something and need or use human subjects to do so you need the humans' you are using consent. Otherwise what you are doing is unethical aka bad. lolRight. And you don’t think, in a post Infinity War/End Game world there should be a government agency trying to make better weapons?
In a world where someone like Wanda can enslave thousands on a whim....the government should become pacifists in your opinion?
Sounds like logic a sane person would be applying tenfold to Wanda....No but when you are experimenting and researching something and need or use human subjects to do so you need the humans' you are using consent. Otherwise what you are doing is unethical aka bad. lol
SWORD weren't just trying to stop her. They were trying to use her and Vision's dead machinery to make weapons. There intentions were intentionally nafarious.
Wanda's enslavement of Westwiew was involuntary and not intentional. She didn't do it on purpose, she broke down and didn't even remember setting up the hex. Like Agatha said it was 'magic on autopilot'. She didn't even try to do it.
No I have a more nuanced understanding. One was a premeditated nefarious action. The other was a spontaneous involuntary reaction to being overcome with grief/trauma.Sounds like logic a sane person would be applying tenfold to Wanda....
You seem more upset about the consent of the slave owner being violated than the consent of thousands in Westview.