Killmonger in Wakanda

I went to Wakanda: an admirable nation with a charismatic villain!
And I really enjoyed going to the movies… it was one of my favorite pastimes!
Even before my deafness, I didn't particularly like live shows, and I detested crowds, heat, and sweat: I can't enjoy myself because I'm constantly observing the flow of people, trying to anticipate danger, confusion, thieves, fights… ultimately, it seems that technological development has had an inversely proportional effect on human beings, causing them to regress and become more bestial and impulsive every day.

Already in the cinema, because it had stayed profoundly deaf, I always opt for subtitled screenings—they're usually less crowded (because I've even seen adults saying they can't read "at that speed"!!)—and, in the comfort of my numbered seat, cooled by the air conditioning, I have room to embark on moments of adventure and fantastic things that reality can't provide... or rather, it used to, because since I became a Teóphilo (one-to-one type of person who watches Teóphilo, meaning one-to-one) I haven't been able to watch a movie without thinking about the details, symbolism, and intentions presented...

If, like me, you went to see the movie "Black Panther" (USA, 2018), keep reading and you might discover things you didn't notice: I promise I'll try to be brief and objective.
If you haven't already, stop reading here, because this text is full of...

SPOILERS!!

The initial narration is fascinating as it introduces the story of Wakanda, an isolationist African nation possessing highly advanced technology and... THAT WAS NEVER CONQUERED (especially by Western countries) SINCE THE WORLD EXISTED!!
Please keep this very important information safe.

The story unfolds around this fascinating country, its royal family, its people, its customs and traditions… and here begins my bewilderment at the docility of the activists who complain about everything in most other films: they complain about the lack of representation of “minorities,” they complain about identifying supposed “phobias” (even when there are none), they complain about the nationality or race of the actors in relation to their character.
I haven't seen anyone complaining yet, at least, that Wakanda is not a secular state!

We have a moment where the king's accession is intrinsically linked to a RELIGIOUS RITUAL where DRUG USE occurs, opening the opportunity for BODILY INJURY and, eventually, HUMAN SACRIFICE!!

No... I'm not the annoying person who complains about this, but where are they?
Where are those people who want to ban even children from watching toy commercials on television, but think it's natural to put them next to a naked grown man "in the name of art"??
Shouldn't at least someone from human rights organizations be concerned about the exposure of so much violence?!?

The game continues, and you can see I'm trying my best to avoid spoilers, but the fact is that the villain has his reasons, he's going to fight for his rights, he starts mixing racial activism into the story and, in the end, in his final speech, he ends up revealing the truth about a good portion of these racial activists who live to play the victim… even though they never were! Shall we analyze the phrase that gives away the sordid game?

THEN BURY ME IN THE OCEAN WITH MY ANCESTORS WHO JUMPED FROM THE SHIP BECAUSE THEY KNEW DEATH WAS BETTER THAN SLAVERY.

Wow, how STUPID!!!
N'Jadaka is his real name, he is a Wakandan citizen and, above all, he is part of the royal family!!! If that weren't the case, he wouldn't even have been able to challenge T'Challa to become king!!!
Now it's worth remembering the information I asked you to keep in mind at the beginning of the text: Wakanda has NEVER been conquered, especially not by Western countries… in other words, NONE OF HIS ANCESTORS WERE, in fact, SLAVE!!!

That's more than enough to deflate his entire discourse — and utterly ridiculous posts like the one from Capital Letter— turning him into a pathetic whiner who plays the victim based on a story that isn't even his own!!!
If a white woman who (because she was battling cancer) wore a turban was nearly lynched on charges of "cultural appropriation," what should we do with this Black man of royal lineage (and never enslaved) who tells such a story?

The fact is that, once again, I haven't seen anyone exposing these details so far, and I think we could already tell this activist elite, who will do anything to, to shut up. to appear in the media With her eyes shining, she visualizes herself as a descendant of a slave sacrificed on the high seas, holding hands with Killmonger…

NOW I'M GOING TO TELL YOU A SECRET:

All the reasoning developed so far may have already been enough to cause some reaction in you, but the undeniable fact is that IT WAS BASED ON FICTION ONLY and, to proceed, I think it is essential to mention and make brief references to some black people who stood out in world and Brazilian history:
– Charles Drew and blood banks;
– Skin and football;
– Michael Jackson and the music;
– Machado de Assis and literature;
– Ernesto Carneiro Ribeiro and science;
– Nilo Peçanha and the presidency.
Want to know who they are and what they did? Stop being lazy and do some research: you'll discover that there were dozens of other illustrious figures who made a real difference in the history of the real world.

And why, Teóphilo, are you quoting these people?
Well, to explain this I also need to mention a vulgar term that will be used as a real tool in this text, and I will try to present it in the least offensive way possible:“reaching orgasm with someone else's sexual organ”"...you've heard of this, haven't you?"

Well, all those activists who go to the movies and come out histrionic, crossing their arms and shouting "Wakanda forever" are trying to symbolize some kind of triumph for the Black movement, but they don't realize that this would be the same as having orgasms with someone else's sexual organ, but THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IS THAT THIS ORGAN DOESN'T EVEN EXIST, because simply put, WAKANDA AND ALL ITS TECHNOLOGY NEVER EXISTED NOR ARE THEY REAL!!!

Wakanda is... Never!

All this folklore is a product of the imagination of Stan Lee e Jack Kirby, ...two white writers who, incidentally, must be quite happy reaping the well-deserved rewards for the success of their ideas... while you, you idiotic activist, are filled with empty pride, thinking that the expressions and mannerisms created by them and their team can actually mean something real for the Black cause?

So, what are you proud of?
To act like Killmonger and claim ownership of a story that isn't even yours?!?
From "Vibranium"???
What about science and technology that don't exist and are probably even impossible to exist in the real world?
Ultimately, the crossed arms and the cry of "Wakanda forever" end up being just ridiculous and having the same effect as shouting things like "Go Planet!", "Dominators, at your service!" or "Shazam!"...

Yes, my dear militant activist… unfortunately, much of your pride — and probably even the “ancestral story” you were told and keep repeating to cause a stir — is nothing more than a farce concocted by the real villains, whose sole objective is to divide humanity — by race, by sex… by football teams! — to foment rivalry, anger and, in the end, at best, profit from segmentation and war.

So, please, and speaking of the real world, go live, study, create, work…

Be proud of the real figures who have constructively shaped history, but also strive to build a path of great, concrete achievements, because activism for the sake of activism is empty and dangerous: the last time a race sought to isolate itself based on pride, its militants also had a rather peculiar greeting—they raised their right hand high and shouted “Heil Hitler!”

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Paraphrasing the apostle Paul in Ephesians 6:23-24May grace and peace be with us all who love our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity, now and forever!