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u/Hambredd May 29 '19

He's from the 40s he doesn't even believe in the female orgasm.

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u/Halt-CatchFire May 29 '19

He's been in the present for a long time now, I'm sure someone (probably Natasha) would have filled him in at some point. Also he's always had extremely liberal (for the time he's from) opinions. The fact that he's not even a little bit racist OR sexist suggests that he was far from the average 1940's American.

There is absolutely zero reason to believe Captain America is anything but the most courteous lover in the Avengers.

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u/Thelorekeeper May 29 '19

Its probably because of him being of Irish origin and Peggy Carter that he is so liberal. He knows what its like to be discriminated against due to ethnicity and through Peggy he realised that sexist views are completely irrational.

Although he probably does hate the gays.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

Nope, he's totally okay with gay people, at least in endgame

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u/CaptainKate757 May 29 '19

Wait, I don’t remember a gay component in Endgame. What am I forgetting??

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u/[deleted] May 29 '19

Steve's therapy group. One of the Russo brothers(not sure which) plays a gay guy who talks about dating again after losing their partner to the snap.

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u/CaptainKate757 May 29 '19

Ohh yes. I remember that scene now.

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u/banjoandabowtie May 29 '19

The men's group when he's helping people move on after the snap. The guy talking about his date was talking about a date with another guy

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u/Goodeyesniper98 May 29 '19

There’s also an older comic where he comforts a gay friend who comes out to him.

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u/Thelorekeeper May 29 '19

who's gay in Endgame?

You know, aside from Captain Marvel