Loki's Confrontation with an Elderly Man in The Avengers
This sequence features a pivotal moment from the 2012 film The Avengers, where the antagonist Loki demands that a crowd of people kneel before him. An elderly man stands up in defiance, telling Loki, "Not to men like you." Loki responds by claiming, "There are no men like me," to which the man retorts, "There are always men like you." The scene highlights a clash of ideologies between the god-like villain and a civilian who refuses to submit to his authority, serving as a memorable interaction within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Isn't it weird that everyone understands "there are always men like you"... and yet, if anyone suggests an economic system that doesn't give the "men like you" 100% control over all decision making for the entire planet... you're a fucking communist, lol. People say things like "
its okay to be white
Never take a knee for ANYONE
Himmler bows to noone!
that's what happened during lockdowns
2020 remake of this scene would have a black woman going "nuuh" instead
This scene was cringy as fuck
"No, seriously. I'm an alien sorcerer. Sit your elderly ass down before I turn you into a vaguely offensive odor."
As a german, I thought this scene was really insulting.
Men like him wouldn't answer a person, they would kill them. That is the fallacy of nearly every american movie. A bad guy doesn't explain or persuade you, why would they when they could just kill you?