What's the closest thing to a superhero (or a supervillain) we have in real life?
I just thought about it and I can't really come up with much. Top Republican donors like the Kochs are obviously terrible but they're just not transparent and vilified enough, in a way, they still have a veneer of legitimacy.
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Charles Manson and The Zodiac Killer are basically Batman villains
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Hillary Clinton
Killdozer
that's because real life is not black and white and the "good" status quo is really subjective.
Much like in Metal Gear there are just a shitton of people with goals and they keep fucking things up for some people.
The only true villains are the ones for you, the ones that challenge your good status quo.
Ned Kelly
>it’s yet another /pol/ bait thread
Bin Laden.
>What's the closest thing to a superhero (or a supervillain) we have in real life?
Phoenix Jones. MMA fighter who ran around in a kevlar superhero outfit and beat up muggers.
He recently retired after years of doing this. He felt that his little moments of heroism weren't doing anything or inspiring anyone, and some of his friends fucked him over. Wrecked his faith in humanity and he decided to stop.