Marid

It was a series of cinematic traumas induced by the recent superhero films "Captain America: Civil War" and "X-Men: Apocalypse." Now this kind of drivel is not my cup of tea for many reasons but the political tone appearing in these films peaked my interests. Both suffered from an identity crisis between their childish drivel and seemingly political overtone. Granted I didn't pay to go see them and merely hopped along with my brother to view them I felt a constant feeling as if the US is just being reduced to drivel at those point. I feel as if our media portrays our inability to cope with the real world through our preferences in entertainment. The fact both of these stories push away from the finer aspects of human emotions and the powers(government) that is supporting our cesspool of mediocrity which has sadly overflown into the publish attention. Maybe I should make a thread about this topic alone. I'm just having issues coping with what I just saw and why people praise it

I am a free man; free of mental entrapments and free of the rudimentary garbage that gets uttered from both the left and right of the political compass. I'd probably break out a philosophical quote or two right now but my Logic Bone needs healing after seeing some bad films in the cinema.