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AntiAccordsExtremist·9/12/2023 in General

Why did the government repeal the Sokovia Accords?

Why did the government repeal the Sokovia Accords?

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The government, the media and the general public demonized its opponents like Captain America and its allies and blame them for everything wrong that happened from the Chitauri attack on New York.

They would never listen to anyone about its flaws or Thaddeus Ross’s wrongdoings. They think the Accords are perfect and infallible and that Ross is a shining light of law of order.

They are incapable of empathising with anyone who disagrees with them. They are incapable of owning up to and learning from their mistakes. They want to persecute and lock away Steve Rogers and don’t give a shit what problems the Accords had caused such as the Avengers splitting up, leading to Thanos wiping out half the universe. They would rather continue blaming the Avengers while sitting at home, sipping their cups of tea, assuring themselves the Accords are the best thing ever. Just ask Ross.

So how dare they sweep all that under the rug and welcome the Avengers back into society when its convenient for them.

So why the hell did they repeal the Accords after everything they done!?

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Superbattleshipyamato·9/19/2023

@Romaro Brandon Okay then. I misunderstood, sorry.

@Mdsb759 Thor did return to Earth in Love and Thunder, but it seems like at the moment he’s not living there. Either he’s on another planet or he’s a free agent with Love.

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Mdsb759·9/19/2023

about Team Thor; checked the Marvel section of Disney+ shortly before I started this post. saw both parts (and Team Darryl) only in "One-Shots"; they were absent from "Timeline Order".

was not thinking of those one-shots when I made the comment. at the end of 2nd Avengers, Thor called for Heimdall; Steve Rogers and Tony Stark were present. calling for Heimdall I imagine could have worked for any character.

Carol Danvers; was referring to the Endgame scene. added to that part of the post.

Thor currently off Earth? from what I recall, location of the scene was not specified.

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IronWidowMaikuB·9/19/2023

Only Asgardians can use the Rainbow Bridge/Heimdall which cause the Bitfrost.

The Problem with Carol is that None of them couldn't because only a few of them had a shortest idea who Carol even was before Endgame and two of them was Blipped away, the Other was either Died or Sleeping away, and Nat probably didn't know where the Beeper or Fury's was at the time of Infinity War. Carol is a non-factor until Endgame.

@Superbattleshipyamato He has to be on Earth with Love at the end of LOT, it's the only thing that makes any sense at all. It's probably somewhere close to New Asgard.

(Edited by IronWidowMaikuB)

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Mdsb759·9/19/2023

only Asgardians? there were non-Asgardians in Bifrost toward the end of 1st Thor and again during the beginning part of 2nd Thor.

possibly also Loki; depending on whether biological race or citizenship. several times Bifrost transported him.

edit:: Hogan; similar situation as Loki. 2nd Thor indicated that his people were non-Asgardian.

(Edited by Mdsb759)

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IronWidowMaikuB·9/19/2023

Because one of the Asgardians ask for it lol, The Humans can go through the Bitfrost but only the Asgardians can ask for it. Loki is Technially a Asgardian by Citizenship which allows him to go through it and the same thing with Hogan. Even Then Hogan to my knowledge never ask for the Bitfrost to come down, It was one of the other Warriors 3, Sif, Loki, or Thor himself.

(Edited by IronWidowMaikuB)

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Mdsb759·9/19/2023

Carol Danvers's comment; I was slightly mistaken on that.

James Rhodes asked her where she been. she says "There are a lot of other planets in the universe. And unfortunately, they didn't have you guys."

and was mistaken about no response. Thor walked to her, caused Stormbreaker to come, and said "I like this one."

though I still stand by what I tried to tell in that post; the Avengers seemed not eager on moving to other planets.

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IronWidowMaikuB·9/19/2023

Because they couldn't with the exception of Thor and he was busy looking for Infinity Stones at the time.

Also They aren't just moving themselves as I have been repeatedly saying, It's their whole families. Not everyone is like Steve or Bruce who only haves themselves and even then with Steve's Case he still got Sharon.

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Superbattleshipyamato·9/19/2023

@Mdsb759 While Thor probably did tell the Avengers a little, I always thought Carol’s line implied the Avengers didn’t know the true extent of life in the universe and how much trouble was going on, not that they didn’t want to leave (and like I said before, the Avengers couldn’t leave Earth until Infinity War anyway and they couldn’t call the Bifrost since Thor was busy doing his own thing in those years).

(Edited by Superbattleshipyamato)

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E-Scope04·9/25/2023

Because She-Hulk is a terribly written show and the MCU’s world building is non existent now

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Superbattleshipyamato·9/25/2023

Uh, what? It was a very logical move to repeal the Sokovia Accords.

If you didn’t like the government repealing the Sokovia Accords, come up with better reasons. Don’t blame something you already hate.

What do you think?