Part of the problem is that, since most people don't actually recognize what the wailing wall looks like, the only realistic way would be to make it so that Nate erases Jerusalem as a whole.
Jerusalem is home to nearly a million people.
For reference people, Vatican city is "home" to around 1,000 people - most of whom are more like employees rather then residents.
It's gonna be kinda hard to push the whole "Nate's kinda nuts, but he's trying to help make the world a better place" if he also wipes out a city with nearly a million people in it.
You always need to tread carefully with "Hero turned villain" stories because you risk having the villain do things that make it impossible to ever use them as a hero again...
It doesn't seem like Nate knows what he's doing. The guns were taken away in a fight, but not the reason....erasing these places is going to lead to more violence. He's going to have to literally change the minds of the people to get what he wants.
Marvel made it a big deal when Gold came out. They could've quietly fired Syaf and not said anything, but made it a big thing to get publicity.
They didnt erase Mecca they erased the Ka'aba...which still takes balls considering Charlie Hebdo artists were shot for depicting Mohammad. It's tackless and reckless.
Marvel did not make a big deal out of Syaf's firing. They released a very short apology and moved on.
I like Uncanny, my only complain is too many uninteresting fighting scenes against crowds and rather few lines. X-23 has become "stabby girl". Too many characters, too little character development.
I did like the conversation of Apocalypse and Nate in this preview.
I'm most definitely, 100% not saying KILL everyone on it. Just that Nate would be wiping away Israel's government, world power, etc etc. Just like I'm pretty sure he isn't killing anyone in this preview.
This comment's making far too many assumptions to be holding my point in contempt of anything. Like I explained in the comment above, I'm not saying to kill anyone, just that destroying that country's reach and influence can very much help with decolonization. And I'm not holding Jewish people on the fact that they are Jewish, just that it shouldn't come at the cost of an entire people's homes and lives been destroyed and colonized. Same way with another example I'm about to use with the United States. Arguing for the same predicament to happen with the United States, wiping away with the power of the US government, military, and other facilities isn't to go against Christian basises that the country was founded on, but acknowledge that a country founded on the systemic oppression that still continues to happen is not a country worth having. Either systematically change it, or I guess with X-Jesus' power, wipe it off the map. And I also don't understand why bringing up the United States is such a crazyyyyy thing. For someone that lives in it and faces that oppression head-on, my frame of reference is probably exactly where it needs to be.
Except those same barbaric tactics are still happening in the present.
https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/06/04/...upation-abuses
Are we legit sure that he only destroyed/erased the buildings themselves or could that have been a visual representation of him wiping all religion from history itself?
If so that would be a much bigger deal. For instance if no followers of the Jewish faith ever existed that would mean the nation of Isreal would have had no reason to have been created in the first place.
What would WW2 have looked like or would it have even have happened at all ect? What would the Middle East look like in this scenario?
Religion has always shaped the world much as technology does today. You'd end up with a very different world and people with very different ideals.
Last edited by Midnighter; 12-07-2018 at 04:56 PM.