LOIS & CLARK Star Dean Cain Says Superman Couldn't Talk About "Truth, Justice, And The American Way" Today

@noahthegrand - Dean Cain has a point. If racist Superman moments gets dragged into the spotlight, maybe the culture will cancel him too.

@528491 - To Snyder's defense before he killed himself with several stupid interviews...his Man of Steel was supposed to focus on everything Donner/Reeves never did via the alien/sci fi side of Supes because Donnor/Reeves already did the superhero and human side the best. He did not want to rush Clarks evolution into Superman. His 5 film arc is MoS, BvS, Jl1, Jl2, and MoS 2. At the end of MoS 2 Clark will then finally become the "Superman" that people recognize the most and that was where Snyder leaves the DCEU too.

@nikgrid - it's true tho, the American way is prolly about resuming WW3 after the Pandemic ends.

@dracula - In the UK, they went so far back on Twitter that they found tweets by Winston Churchill, before the internet existed! When we were still using pigeons instead of wi-fi.

So he made some comments about how British colonialism was good for lesser developed countries and they tried to tear his statue down, despite being one of history's champions in the fight against fascism and racism and literally saving the world from Nazis.

Disclaimer: I'm fully behind the BLM campaign to weed out systemic American racism and corruption, but it's SYSTEMIC racism, not institutional racism. If we were to cancel things because of institutional racism, then we're talking about a full reform.
The difference being that a fight against systemic racism might lead to a Second American Civil War, but a fight against institutional racism would lead directly to a Second American Revolution.

Right now there are petitions for newspapers to close down because they were founded on slavery. Well, America was founded on slavery.

And if we're tearing down statues of people who supported the slave trade, then how about George Washington and all the presidents who ran things before Lincoln? They were in charge of the slave trade.
Should we tear down half of Mount Rushmore?

Again, I support the BLM movement to a point. But focus, people! Don't succumb to cancel culture lest you cancel yourselves.

I think that was in the Bible. Sounds like it should've been.

@GwenLantern - dude, Churchill was a notorious racist. And no, it wasn't about some comments he made about colonialism was good. Its the fact he straight up said the people from the like of India were lesser people and the equivalent of dogs. Its the fact he caused a genocide there. And that he sent the black and tans, hired hitmen, to Ireland to murder civilians on his orders. And the nazi argument is dumb considering that the ruskis did most of the winning. And even the British public at the time couldn't stand him,proven by the fact they voted him out the first chance they got. People are sick of the revisionist history that's portraying him as some savior and glossing over all of his atrocities.

@BigPhilbowski - No historic heroes are completely heroic. We call our soldiers heroes. You know what they do for a living?

@GwenLantern - There's literally nothing heroic about Churchill though. He was a piece of trash who was hated by everyone. Maybe you'd feel different if you had members of your family shot dead on the streets while out doing their shopping, on his orders like myself and a lot of Ireland have. And no it's not some distant relative either. My grandfathers brother was murdered by them. Someone who'd still be alive today if it wasn't for him.

And as for Mount Rushmore, it's a monstrosity that never should have been built and should be returned as a sacred site to the natives. You know, the ones who are still being forced off their land to this day. If you're arguing for keeping the statues of racists, slavers etc. up then we should also stick up statues of the Nazis. I bet you didn't complain when they pulled down Sadams statues. All stains in the history of the world should be confined to the history books and not celebrated or memorialised in any way