Captain America: Civil War (2014)
I caught the second half of this movie on television, Saturday night. I suppose it provided a sensation for the viewing public, along the lines of Superman and Batman fighting each other in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” (2016).
I joined the fray just before the airport battle scene. It doesn’t affect me, since I know superheroes don’t suffer the way ordinary people do. But for some people, this may get the juices flowing, and they may want to join the fight between ‘good and evil’. As usual, the lines between these two groups blur somewhat. Even the Black Widow was ambivalent. Still, the effect is one of setting up an energy for what happened on January 6, 2021.
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This last quote has a grammatical error: the third word should be ‘toppled’. But the sentiment expressed by the villain (with a slight German accent, by the way) is false. The English had a civil war (1642-1651) and so did the United States (1861-1865). Both times, those countries rose again. Even Rome had civil wars, and it rose again. No, the truth is that complacency is the true killer of empires.
Yes, sometimes one must stand and fight for one’s beliefs.
Hmm.