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X-men teaches tolerance of differences. It says nothing about tolerating the biological manifestation of mediocrity that is Kinberg.
Fixx isn't making any sense. Any "greedy Jew" would want to jump right on the diversity bandwagon.
What I wanted to see was all those different viewpoints, not just the X-Men's but all those other groups in the comics, plus the input and experiences of each character and their personal journeys.
By now we should've seen Beast gain and lose a human love interest, fight alongside the X-Men and eventually leave the X-men to fit in with the rest of humanity after silencing his genes with a drug, or something. Instead we've had a Hank McCoy who's been in love with Katniss Everdeen??
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