Why does the JLA style itself the Justice League Of AMERICA?

[Darthphere]

You can never escape!

I really envy people who can read a comic like Civil and Ultimates and not see the political allegories.

 

[The Question]

I really envy people who can read a comic like Civil and Ultimates and not see the political allegories.

You envy stupidity?

 

[Darthphere]

You envy stupidity?

Not stupidity, naivety.

 

[Anubis]

My Justice Latinos would kick your Justice Latinos sorry ass.

I doubt it considering about half your team is dead.

 

[hippie_hunter]

I doubt it considering about half your team is dead.

Well that just proves it, DC hates Latinos.

 

[Anubis]

Well duh.

 

[hippie_hunter]

Also, most of Tropico's line-up is faulty.

Fire would quit the team because everyone would make fun of her for being Brazilian and being unable to speak Spanish.

The Question would take no part in the fighting because she'd be having hawt, hardcore smexy lesbian sex with Batwoman all the damn time.

El Diablo lives in the 19th Century. Kinda of a problem for the missions.

Everyone has pretty much forgotten Acrata and Hardline.

We would be better off if everyone forgot about Mas y Menos.

 

[yenaled]

El Diablo lives in the 19th Century. Kinda of a problem for the missions.

Wrong El Diablo, he was recently in Infinite Crisis.

 

[Tropico]

Wrong El Diablo, he was recently in Infinite Crisis.

PWNED!!t:

Like I said before, I wanted to make a team that consisted of living characters. It was harder than I thought for DC and I always thought they had more than Marvel. I was going to add Kyle Rayner to my team since I've heard say that he's half-Mexican or something like that. But, since I've also read some mess about about who his father really is, I decided NOT to count him. Hawkgirl is also missing from both of our teams, because...really, who (in their right minds) wants Hawkgirl on their team? She was cool in the beginning but not so much anymore. And I didn't use Menagerie II either because I find that she fell into a very negative Latino stereotype at the end of JL Elite.

And you're wrong about The Question! She would still be on the team, but she would also be taking out Fire out of the fights because of the activities you mentioned. And Fire speaks Spanish, when they tried to recruit El Diablo for the JLI she spoke with him in Spanish.




P.S. to the poster The Question: Get over it!!!

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Kyle is still half-Mexican, I'm pretty sure.

 

[Anubis]

Half Mexican American.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Half-Mexican, half-American.

 

[Anubis]

Half Mexican-American, half Pigmentally challenged American.

 

[The Question]

He's half Mexican, half Irish, actually. He mentioned in that storyline where he and Conner got caught up in those race riots that when he was a kid, everyone thought his mom's accent was cool. So, odds are, she was born in Ireland.

 

[Anubis]

Or Boston, or New York, or Baltimore, etc.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

What if his mom was born in Zimbabwe? I hear they have cool accents.

 

[The Question]

Or Boston, or New York, or Baltimore, etc.

Second generation....anything, really, aren't known for having their parents' accent on a regular basis. Besides, I thought Kyle's parents met in Ireland.

 

[Anubis]

Doesn't mean she's from Ireland.

 

[The Question]

Doesn't mean she's from Ireland.

It makes it seem very likely, though.

 

[Anubis]

It makes it seem possible, not necessarily likely.

 

[Aristotle]

The angry response only plays into his hands Hush, it's usually just better to ignore posters like that.

You posters "like that," who "make sense" and "have the facts on their side." I hate posters like that.

El Diablo lives in the 19th Century. Kinda of a problem for the missions.

Different El Diablo.

Everyone has pretty much forgotten Acrata and Hardline.

I will never forget Acrata.

To think, some people read comics as a form of escapism. It takes an internet messageboard to ruin that concept.

Sorry I ruined your comics. I feel like I peed on them or something.

Listen, I'm not saying that the United States has done horrible things. We have. But we aren't the most guilty power out there and you can't just look at the bad.

I maintain that post-World War I, we are the most guilty power, and we do a more thorough job of it than the old colonial powers ever did.

Aristole an have his opinions, he sounds like a racist and alittle bigoted, but its his right to be that way.

Wait, I'm racist? You must have confused that with a thought that made sense.

 

[Aristotle]

It makes it seem possible, not necessarily likely.

The evidence seems to point pretty strongly that way.

 

[hippie_hunter]

I maintain that post-World War I, we are the most guilty power, and we do a more thorough job of it than the old colonial powers ever did.

I say post-World War II/Cold War America is the more guilty than post World War I America.

 

[Darthphere]

Sorry I ruined your comics. I feel like I peed on them or something.

No need, you didn't bring this conversation up.

 

[Red Mask]

I maintain that post-World War I, we are the most guilty power, and we do a more thorough job of it than the old colonial powers ever did.

Come on now. That can only go so far before the rest of the world has to take responsibility for its own mistakes.