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* DontShootTheMessage: The book undermines its message of interracial collaboration by having having the mutant members of the team presented as in the wrong while [[MightyWhitey gushing over Captain America's charisma]]. Further, the human members ignore the valid concerns that having Steve being hurt or killed in fights against mutant terrorists is a massive PR risk to mutantkind. This isn't helped by Deadpool outright calling the mutants, who are currently suffering another attempted genocide, stupid not to follow him since they're losers without his help, suggesting marginalized people cannot hope to advocate for themselves but instead must fall in line behind their privileged allies. There is also a layer of irony with Deadpool saying this when their main enemy is [[spoiler:the Grant Rogers, as the last time he mindlessly followed "Steve" based on reputation his life was completely ruined being an UnwittingPawn to Grant's takeover of the US.
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* DontShootTheMessage: The book undermines its message of interracial collaboration by having having the mutant members of the team presented as in the wrong while [[MightyWhitey gushing over Captain America's charisma]]. Further, the human members ignore the valid concerns that having Steve being hurt or killed in fights against mutant terrorists is a massive PR risk to mutantkind. This isn't helped by Deadpool outright calling the mutants, who are currently suffering another attempted genocide, stupid not to follow him since they're losers without his help, suggesting marginalized people cannot hope to advocate for themselves but instead must fall in line behind their privileged allies. There is also a layer of irony with Deadpool saying this when their main enemy is [[spoiler:the Grant [[spoiler:HYDRA Steve Rogers, as the last time he mindlessly followed "Steve" based on reputation his life was completely ruined being an UnwittingPawn to Grant's HYDRA Steve's takeover of the US.]]
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* DontShootTheMessage: The book undermines its message of interracial collaboration by having having the mutant members of the team presented as in the wrong while [[MightyWhitey gushing over Captain America's charisma]]. Further, the human members ignore the valid concerns that having Steve being hurt or killed in fights against mutant terrorists is a massive PR risk to mutantkind. This isn't helped by Deadpool outright calling the mutants, who are currently suffering another attempted genocide, stupid not to follow him since they're losers without his help, suggesting marginalized people cannot hope to advocate for themselves but instead must fall in line behind their privileged allies. There is also a layer of irony with Deadpool saying this when their main enemy is the Hydra Steve Rogers, as the line time he mindlessly followed Steve based on reputation his life was completely ruined being an UnwittingPawn to Hydra Cap's takeover of the US.
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* DontShootTheMessage: The book undermines its message of interracial collaboration by having having the mutant members of the team presented as in the wrong while [[MightyWhitey gushing over Captain America's charisma]]. Further, the human members ignore the valid concerns that having Steve being hurt or killed in fights against mutant terrorists is a massive PR risk to mutantkind. This isn't helped by Deadpool outright calling the mutants, who are currently suffering another attempted genocide, stupid not to follow him since they're losers without his help, suggesting marginalized people cannot hope to advocate for themselves but instead must fall in line behind their privileged allies. There is also a layer of irony with Deadpool saying this when their main enemy is the Hydra Steve [[spoiler:the Grant Rogers, as the line last time he mindlessly followed Steve "Steve" based on reputation his life was completely ruined being an UnwittingPawn to Hydra Cap's Grant's takeover of the US.
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* DontShootTheMessage: The book undermines its message of interracial collaboration by having having the mutant members of the team presented as in the wrong while [[MightyWhitey gushing over Captain America's charisma]]. Further, the human members ignore the valid concerns that having Steve being hurt or killed in fights against mutant terrorists is a massive PR risk to mutantkind. This isn't helped by Deadpool outright calling the mutants, who are currently suffering another attempted genocide, stupid not to follow him since they're losers without his help, suggesting marginalized people cannot hope to advocate for themselves but instead must fall in line behind their privileged allies. There is also a layer of irony with Deadpool saying this when their main enemy is the Hydra Steve Rogers, as the line time he mindlessly followed Steve based on reputation his life was completely ruined being an UnwittingPawn to Hydra Cap's takeover of the US.
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* IKnewIt: A sizable portion of readers guessed before the book even came out that Captain Krakoa was [[spoiler: The Hydra Steve Rogers from ComicBook/SecretEmpire]]
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* IKnewIt: A sizable portion of readers guessed before the book even came out that Captain Krakoa was [[spoiler: The Hydra the HYDRA Steve Rogers from ComicBook/SecretEmpire]]''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'']].
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* IKnewIt: A sizable portion of readers guessed before the book even came out that Captain Krakoa was [[spoiler: The Hydra Steve Rogers from ComicBook/SecretEmpire]]
