This is the real rule. “No backsies” just improves the game play.

Somebody lied.

Yes, because rule by the bourgeois will always tend towards a more authoritarian level than Socialism.

My open tabs across two windows all need to pass muster or be closed at the start of the week.

They usually number between 4 and 12. But mid process might get up into the 30s.

And let’s not forget all the mammals (excluding the obvious homo sapiens) and birds that engage in same sex sex acts and/or parenting.

They even rewrote Thanos to have those Malthusian undertones, originally he just had a bone for Marvel’s legally distinct from DC’d genki goth girl personification of death and wanted her to notice him.

That disabled people, LGBTQ folks, as well as Roma and other Travellers aren’t there, is telling.

But it is also heartening that the only real domestic policy loss the Nazis took was their anti-disabled people one. Mass protests and resistance against it worked to hold back the death and sterilisation machine.

I also assume the poem is only once in power, as the SA were killing socialists and Jews in an unofficial basis long before Hitler became Chancellor.

Hear, hear!

I think so and agree with you.

I’ll add that I think Ollie gets a better treatment with it than Bruce, and Marvel’s Tony who is a bit of a dick, do. (Pym and Incredible both manage to keep inventing game-changing things that never change the order or structure of society or economics, which is relayed to where I’m gonna go but also different in some ways).

I haven’t read a lot of Green Arrow, but have enjoyed what I have.

I do remember reading one story that began with Ollie volunteering in Africa working on water infrastructure (not sure if he was also funding things). He takes actions allowed within the confines of the editorial line to fit the views his character espouses.

But to keep relatablity any never ending story, i.e. the soap opera for boys of serialised comics, will tend towards the status quo of our real world. They can’t show us a better way to live, as how we live needs to be the normal and mostly ideal. So Genosha must fall, Metropolis must be a normalish city, and Gotham remains close to a platonic ideal of the upper-middle class’s view of crime infested 80s New York. (Not the original, but seems to have shifted to it from the gangstery 1950s it once was in pre-modern Batman).

Edit: I think this is also actually in part what has led me to become more a fan of Superman as I get older.

Turns out he has a superpower, and it is the ability to be environmentalist, anarchist-leaning, and billionaire at the same time.