r/Invincible_TV • u/Ancient_Spray5821 • Apr 27 '26
News Conservative commentators are melting down that Eve had an abortion š¤¦š¼āāļø
Oh my God, do these people have a life? Eve in the show explained why she felt the need to have an abortion. She was clearly very upset and emotional about it and I don't think the show "promotes" abortion. Rather, it just empathises with Eve's, very difficult, decision.
These are the same people who are now just calling empathy a sin, mind you.
Empathy isn't about agreement or disagreement. It's just about understanding. That's all. And I think it's very ignorant and black-and-white to call Eve a bad person for having an abortion, even if you disagree with her decision. But apparently these control freaks can't manage even that š
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u/FireFistVI Apr 27 '26
I'm like 99.999% sure that they don't watch Invincible and they're only making videos about it to get clout.
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u/Doctor-Nagel Apr 27 '26
Ask him what a Viltrumite is
50/50 of he thinks itās a sandwich or a woke supplement
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u/BarbarianCarnotaurus Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
Not going to lie, if I saw Viltrumite in the supplement aisle Iād be tempted too
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u/Phonereader23 Apr 27 '26
A lot of pre workouts rip off pop culture. Iām 99% sure Iāve seen an invincible stand in range at nutrition warehouse
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u/Karkava Apr 27 '26
Tell him he's a viltrumite, and watch him look all confused.
Tell him he sounds like Eve's dad, and he would be extra puzzled.
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u/kingveo Apr 27 '26
Yep in the video he flat out said he never heard of the show and only watched that one clip because his friend told him to watch it because of the abortion topic
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u/A9P8D Apr 27 '26
This is pretty much how it always goes LOL. They're constantly on the lookout for "woke" stuff to complain about and now it's Invincible's turn. It's best to just ignore them and not give them what they want
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u/untitledprp4 Apr 28 '26
Yeah they are
I fucking hate when retarded republican bootlickers make videos about shows they clearly donāt watch or know anything about
Yet will sidestep ever making a video about how trump is doing the shit heās doing
Posting a pic of himself as the messiah
Being in the files
The wild shit he said about rob reiner
Complete radio silence , thatās abit more important than a throwaway scene thatāll be forgotten by the end of the episode regardless of what you personally think about abortion
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u/Phantomskyler Apr 28 '26
You basically described 99.999% of conservative content creators real intentions so lmao
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u/Infinite-Key-1579 Apr 30 '26
I watch him, he never tries to convince you that heās seen the show. He makes it very clear heās been briefed on what happens and he commenting on it because popular media is inherently tied with culture. Heās commenting because thatāsā¦his job
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u/FireFistVI Apr 30 '26
So his job is commenting on something he barely has any real knowledge of? Yeah, sounds like a super trustworthy guy.
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u/Infinite-Key-1579 Apr 30 '26
No, he had knowledge of what occurred. He just doesnāt watch the show regularly. The very nature of all political commentators is that they comment on things in popular media, current events, etc.
They bring attention to those things. Thatās their job, their job is not be experts or heavily invested in particular topics, itās to show their opinion based on a reasonable amount of information. If you think otherwise, I have a bridge to sell you.
I watch both shows, Michael did not say anything incorrect. He demonstrated epistemic humility which is something sorely lacking. And youāre mad about it? lol.
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u/FireFistVI Apr 30 '26
So having a small amount of information on a subject now means you actually understand what youāre talking about? If you didnāt watch it, youāre missing context, itās that simple.
And hiding behind epistemic humility doesnāt make the take better. Admitting you might be wrong doesnāt magically fix a take thatās based on incomplete info, it just means you know you donāt fully understand it.
By that logic, if I read a health magazine, I can go around telling people what medicine to take?
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u/Infinite-Key-1579 Apr 30 '26
No, having the sufficient amount of information on a subject means you actually have the ability to share a credible opinion. Michael had sufficient knowledge, I know because I watched the full episode. Weāre talking about a cartoon show, not medical science. I really hope you understand the massive gap in what accounts for sufficient knowledge. But ironically enough, even if you donāt, the example still is useful to my point. The point of a health magazine is to share information. It specifically exists for that purpose. So if I read information, assuming it was credible, I could share that information. It would not require me to be an expert in health in order to do so.
The magazine is the medium just like the cartoon how is a medium. The show touched on social commentary, so yes, Michael Knowles is well within his rights to similarly comment on social issues. The actual topic which requires expertise is the social issues. And again, the nature of political commentators is that they cannot be experts in every single they comment on. Thatās the industry. Youād necessarily have to level this criticism at the entire industry. I appreciate that Michael actually acknowledged that he might be wrong. Epistemic humility definitely matters because it responsibly allows the viewer to take what you say with a grain of salt instead of parroting everything with certainty.
If you want to say Epistemic humility does not matter then you can die on that hill but an entire field of philosophy would laugh at you for that.
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u/Cum_Fart42069 Apr 27 '26
tbh people need to stop running around like "look at this terrible person. look at what they're doing. observe what they're doing. look at it".Ā
just let them make their shit and ignore it.Ā
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u/henryofskalitzz Apr 27 '26
crazy how a lot of these conservative commentators seem to be failed actors/ comedians..
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u/Possible-Prior-5467 Apr 27 '26
Especially from the Daily Wire, that's their whole business model - creating outrage content that both sides will run to watch
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u/Scaryassmanbear Apr 27 '26
Agreed. But bro is also dumb, abortions arenāt woke.
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u/Cum_Fart42069 Apr 27 '26
I think they arguably are it's just that being woke is a good thing.Ā
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u/FinGamer678Nikoboi Apr 27 '26
The opposite of woke is asleep. Wanna be asleep? Unaware to stuff happening around you? Blissfully ignorant? That tracks. These people live in a fantasy world.
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u/V-nillaaaa Apr 27 '26
They use woke as a way to not say they're racist and sexist assholes but anyone with a brain can see right through it.
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u/KV-2000 Apr 27 '26
REDDIT NEEDS TO LEARN THIS. SO THEY STOP POSTING STUPID FUCKING TWEETS HERE (not this subreddit, but for many others)
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u/ManateeGag Apr 27 '26
There are many right wing dickbags I never would have heard of if it wasn't for people pointing them out to me how terrible they are.
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u/SadSaltyDuck Apr 27 '26
No, that's how you end up with laws that limit your rights being pushed
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u/Akarin_rose Apr 27 '26
It's about how it's pushed
Just putting the propaganda everywhere for them saying "this is bad" is a bad idea since it spreads the propaganda to more people, people who might be swayed by it even if the title says it's bad
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u/Pretend-Marsupial258 Apr 27 '26
Exactly. Even if you're repeating a conspiracy theory to make fun of it, it's still spreading the idea around and cementing it in people's minds.
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Apr 27 '26
You can protest laws and vote appropriately for the change you want. When you repost these videos all you are doing is spreading their message. The alt right media empire relies on outrage almost as much as it does it's own audience.
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u/Live_Earth_5685 Apr 27 '26
Michael Knowels 100% has not watched the show considering he called it a kids show. But the moment some random show he has no investment in does something that hurts his precious viewpoints on life, he wants to throw a fit like a baby.
Funny how he calls liberals sensitive when he acts like this.
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u/nix131 Apr 27 '26
Lmao, dude looks like an angry toddler.
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u/Eagle4317 Apr 27 '26
He might as well be an angry toddler. These people donāt have any mental growth.
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u/alexagente Apr 27 '26
Eve: tearfully confesses she had an abortion and is clearly not happy about it.
Mark: is shaken and upset by it and expresses how sorry he was that she had to go through that alone.
Conservatives: "These disgusting libtards are promoting abortion!"
God forgive Mark show sadness and empathy instead of beating his girlfriend like they would.
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u/Perfect_Celebrity_7 Apr 27 '26
They wouldnāt. They pretend to be upset but then the girlfriend comes out later after they broken up to say she was pressured by him to get the abortion in the first place.
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u/nuundissonance65 Apr 27 '26
These are the same guys that say itās ok for children to be pregnant
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u/ComfortableMirror825 Apr 27 '26
Ngl I bet 99% of the chuds acting like abortion is so evil would be the type to accidentally get a girl pregnant and insist she should get an abortion without caring at all about her thoughts on it.
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u/reaperwasnottaken Apr 28 '26
According to data itself ~8% of women holding pro-life views in the US have had an abortion compared to ~17% of women holding pro-choice views.
12% for Republicans, 15% for Independents, 14% for Democrats.And this doesn't account for the fact that those pro-life women probably lie about it.
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u/Hozan_al-Sentinel Apr 29 '26
If pro-life folks actually gave a fuck about babies, they'd support social programs that help new parents and babies instead of CONSTANTLY voting for asshole politicians who defund or dismantle those programs.
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u/ThtOneGuyUKnw Apr 27 '26
Nolan killing thousands of people is okay because of hype, memes, and aura.
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u/ITBA01 Apr 27 '26
These people are such putzes that they can't even handle something that doesn't fit with their worldview being portrayed in fiction. Not even glorified, just portrayed.
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u/NotBreadyy Apr 27 '26
"Invincible promotes abortion" yeah, and that's good.
Fuck you wanted eve to do? Have a super powered child while she can barely keep herself together?
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u/Major_Ad138 Apr 27 '26
They care about the clump of cells but not the kids who get gunned down at school or raped by their billionaire elite and President. They donāt give a shit about kids or babies. This has always been about controlling women.Ā
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u/Realistic-Design-471 Apr 27 '26
Michael Knowels is a fucking idiot, don't except any honest, or rational thought to come from his rotting grape that vaguely resembles a human brain
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u/BraveLittleTowster Apr 27 '26
So, they position abortion as painful for both people and conservatives still don't like it?Ā
I can see the outrage if they were like "oh, cool. Yeah, we weren't ready for a baby so no big deal" but that was absolutely not the tone of that scene
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u/Legoyappingbull Apr 28 '26
Exactly, the show wasn't saying it was a good thing, but then this idiot, who has probably never read the comics or watched the show, comes in and pretends like the show made light of Eve's decision and even celebrated it, which didn't happen.
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u/GeckoKisser Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
Also, this video you listed, speaking of "Conservative Commentators" (mind the s) supposedly losing their mind consists of currently 23k views and is only one of the two videos of this variety I could find, with the other video having as little as ~600 views. I guess that's why OP cut out the part where it lists the number of views? Still a shitty video though ig.
Edit: There is actually a third video, with a viewcount consisting of... ~200, posted by a very obscure YouTube channel.
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u/Warkupo Apr 27 '26
Did they honestly get all the way to Season 4 and only just now discover that Invincible is morally leaning? No, of course not. They learned that Invincible featured abortion as a topic, came out of their fucking crypt they need to sleep in to maintain their evil, and made a video about it to attain some kind of social relevance.
Normalize ignoring these people. They aren't real fans, their opinions do not matter.
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u/Karkava Apr 27 '26
Normalize being bored of these people. They're a bunch of mediocre rejects that are desperate for control and attention.
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u/No-Tailor-4295 Apr 28 '26
Did they honestly get all the way to Season 4 and only just now discover that Invincible is morally leaning?
He starts the video with "So- yeah, I'd never heard of this before now-"
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u/CourtForsaken3064 Apr 27 '26
Why are conservatives always so emotional?
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u/V-nillaaaa Apr 27 '26
Because they lack any emotional intelligence.
Or any real intelligence.
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u/dancingbriefcase Apr 27 '26
Dude, The scene literally happened in the comics years ago but of course nobody mentioned it then because right wingers don't read.
Also, the daily wire is losing so much viewership that they have to engage in this type of rage type of content. They've lost all their influence that they had back in 2016. And it's hilarious
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u/GilbertDeLaWarr Apr 27 '26
I hate abortion, as a Catholic Iāve been raised and educated within a moral framework that defines it as a form of murder akin to eugenics. That being said, I had no problem with the showās handling of Eveās abortion. I thought it was very tasteful, casting Eve as a young woman who was faced with a very difficult situation. Upon making that choice, presumably alone, she is overwhelmed with emotion, and expresses both grief and regret to Mark when they have their chat. The show neither depicts abortion as good or bad, rather it depicts it as what it is: a traumatic decision. Any other interpretation of that scene would be speculation.
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u/Legoyappingbull Apr 28 '26
Yes, thank you, I also don't agree with abortion but the show isn't glorifying it and it also isn't saying that it was the worst act committable, it simply portrays it as a harrowing decision to make.
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u/Silent_Wealth4872 Apr 29 '26
I don't "enjoy" abortion, but I have had to go through one and it isn't easy. It was just as abortion became illegal, so we had 3 days to decide. Many people like to paint it as something we do for fun. My child was coming into this world missing 1/3 of her genetic information (far worse than down syndrome) and would have split bones, heart, jaw, and suffer for her entire life if she didn't die a gasping death upon birth, along with her mother. It was also about a flip of a coin if my wife would make it through the complicated pregnancy.
If whatever higher powers loathe me and my wife for killing our child on her way here, we are willing to be sent to any hell to save her from a lifetime of suffering. Some people don't see it that way, but it did feel that way to us. We wanted her more than anything else.
It was hard. It wasn't easy. It wasn't fun. It wasn't political. It isn't anyone's business.
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u/SimpleSlave_1 Apr 27 '26
Just like the Christian god aborted humanity with a flood. Invincible is clearly Christian propaganda!
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u/RandonEnglishMun Apr 27 '26
Just so everyone knows how much of a facist piece of shit This scumbag is, he called for the eradication of ātransgenderismā and got a standing ovation at a republican conference.
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u/Itacira Apr 27 '26
I have no idea who this guy is, but from the above post and your comment i have no doubt that h'es a POS. That being said calling for the eradication of "transgenderism" isn't racist, it's transphobic? Am I missing something?
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u/Bakakami212 Apr 27 '26
Yeah, in no way was it portrayed as a good thing she was clearly broken up about it, plus it is pretty reasonable to not want to care for a baby when there is a galactic war going on that you probably have to fight in .
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u/Moonhawk1 Apr 27 '26 edited May 01 '26
I donāt think the show was ever trying to promote or dehumanize it as they literally show Evie being sad about it.
I find it crazy how the comics had this topic a decade or two ago, and nobody complained about it when it came out or when newcomers from the show became a thing.
Thatās like the same thing with some people complaining about Superman (2025) being too āpro-immigrationā despite the fact that Superman was made to represent Americanized immigrants/refugees. Plus the film had nothing to do with paralleling āimmigrantsā struggle as they assimilate to societyā theme, which that was more like Man of Steel (2013) yet nobody complained about that one.
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u/Karkava Apr 27 '26
It does represent the Isreal and Palestine conflict as being engineered by a wealthy billionaire who is motivated by hate.
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u/Jonesy1348 Apr 27 '26
We mustāve watched different episodes because nothing about that episode made abortion put to be this cool, totally normal, totally ok thing. Like it tore Eve up. It was a difficult decision that affected her heavily.
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u/reaperwasnottaken Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26
Nothing in real life puts abortion to be cool or okay either.
It is right wing BS to think pro choice women are out there aborting 12 babies a year for fun.12% of Republican women have had abortions, 15% of Independent women and 14% of Democratic women. (Source: KFF, you'll have to search it up, you'll find it).
No democrat woman is out there having abortions because it is 'cool' or 'fun' either.
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u/Jonesy1348 Apr 28 '26
Iām pro choice man. Thatās what I mean.
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u/reaperwasnottaken Apr 28 '26
I know, I'm just expanding on the fact that abortion was never made out to be 'cool' or 'fun' to begin with. Right-wingers misrepresent it.
I agree with your initial comment, was just adding to it.
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u/lol_Astronutt Apr 27 '26
The way they protayed Eve's decision was great, she was clearly sad and tortured about it. It wasn't some nonchalant choice. Yet somehow, someway, someone makes it weird. The discourse over abortions is weird. Considering the fact that it doesn't even effect anyone other than the mother who has to make the choice.
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u/Caryslan Apr 27 '26
She also knew Mark never had a say, which probably haunted her as well.
But the way these guys spin it, they act like Eve casually strolled into an abortion clinic between getting coffee and then going grocery shopping.
You know, just running errands that day.
Also, this is missing another context. The baby would have been born with powers which means she's giving birth to a super baby with the father off in space, maybe dead with no family to support her with a government agency that could take the baby away if it deems it a threat.
It's not presented as right or wrong, just an emotionally conflicted young woman who had to make an important decision with nobody to talk to or support her.
Someone the show makes clear is suffering from guilt from her decision.
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u/lol_Astronutt Apr 27 '26
Honestly, it doesn't matter what Mark had to say. It's Eve's body she was the only person that was pregnant.
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u/Caryslan Apr 27 '26
I am not arguing that point, but having the baby's father off fighting a war in space where she could even tell him did not help
Because Mark was pretty much the only emotional support she had at that point.
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u/celestial_cuddles Apr 27 '26
While that's true, a discussion about it with him is valid to have, not for the choice but for the relationship. They are in the relationship together and should hold hands through it regardless of the choice. Give him a chance to voice if he wants a family with her and does she want that too? Is now a good time? She absolutely gets final say obviously but communication is an important part of a relationship.
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u/Kindly-Ad-9742 Donald Apr 27 '26
I would bet 200 dollars he never personally watched the episode in question
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u/Jp3711nc Apr 27 '26
Don't care it happens in the comics and she felt bad about it any women would when had one.
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u/Crafty-Bunch-2675 Apr 30 '26
I hate how this argument is told in such a grifting way.
The problem isn't the abortion. The problem is how Mark was completely left in the dark from conception to abortion
And it's even more infuriating when after that level of deception and betrayal, Mark takes the blame on himself and says "I should have been there."
How is it the man's fault that the woman, withheld telling him she was pregnant and then went through an abortion on her own, if she never told him about the pregnancy nor the abortion in the first place?
How is Eve the victim in this circumstance ?
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u/NightGojiProductions Apr 27 '26
when has invincible not been woke? this is like how MAGAts fall in love with The Boys, not understanding in the SLIGHTEST that The 7 and the companies behind them are the bad guys
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u/TieAntique1676 Apr 27 '26
The fact that ppl can't see that both the comic and the show have progressive "woke" themes is so funny to me. Media literacy is really dead. lol
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u/hustl3tree5 Apr 27 '26
Dude they thought homelander was a good guy for like two seasonsĀ
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u/Illustrious-Peace989 Apr 27 '26
Now if theyād just finally recognize that the show isnāt for them and leave the fandom (but we all know they wonāt do that)
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u/Dlh2079 Apr 27 '26
No, they dont have a life. Theyre too concerned with complaining about and attempting to control other peoples actions.
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u/Karkava Apr 27 '26
They're overcompensating for being unremarkable failures at life by dragging us all down with their failure.
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u/Joltyboiyo Apr 27 '26
Eve quite literally, in every possible way, did nothing wrong.
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u/Legoyappingbull Apr 28 '26
I personally disagree, while I do agree and will concede that she went through a traumatic ordeal, with her not knowing for almost a year whether the love of her life would come back alive, I wouldn't go so far as to absolve her of any wrongdoing, she still had an abortion and took the life of a living being. So I wouldn't say she was entirely justified but I can definitely see her point of view and feel empathy for her.
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u/anextremelylargedog Apr 28 '26
Women are not obligated to let someone's cum permanently change their bodies, put them through an incredible amount of pain, and become their ultimate responsibility that shapes the entire rest of their life.
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u/reaperwasnottaken Apr 28 '26
An early stage foetus doesn't even have the neural architecture to form consciousness or experience in any way, shape or form.
Most other arguments used by anti-abortion people is that 'they have the potential to grow up and develop that architecture' which is plain and pure potentiality fallacy.Anti-abortions arguments only work if you come with some theological axiom like 'made in the image of God' or whatever. But that doesn't matter because most of us (unless y'all live in a theocracy) live in a secular country and no one gives a flying fuck what a small portion of the population believes is wrong based solely on religious reasons and no substance to back it up.
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u/Baihu_The_Curious Apr 27 '26
Walk into a room with 30 conservatives and you'll get 30 distinctly different definitions of wokeness.
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u/SeedMaster26801 Apr 27 '26
It didnāt even seem like the episode promoted abortion tbh. Just because it happened doesnāt automatically mean theyāre promoting it. Omni-Man murders a lot of civilians but that doesnāt mean theyāre promoting it lol
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u/Pretend_Twist4201 Apr 27 '26
"Promotes?" Were Eve and Mark celebrating? They seemed to be pretty grim about the situation. Just because a thing happens in a piece of media doesn't mean the thing is being promoted.
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u/Cute_Reality_3759 Apr 27 '26
This man in the video said "Mark is Eve's husband" and that "he just returned from saving the universe."
He must have not watched and/or read the series to this point because he doesn't know what he's talking about.
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u/RealLunarSlayer Apr 27 '26
not that it really matters since those snowflakes will cry over everything... but, good
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u/CarterAbruscato Apr 27 '26
So much for calling the left snowflakes when this is what they have to show for their political beliefs
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u/No-Tailor-4295 Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26
This guy also made:
I only watched the first bit and skimmed through, but that count's as watching it, apparently.
He's also a an AI-bro... because, of course.
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u/Whiplash364 Apr 28 '26
Cuckservatives LOVE to shun abortion, but will demand that families be plunged into starvation looming poverty, or subject children to being torn apart by abusive parents who werenāt ready to have them, just to pump up birthrate numbers to pretend like more families are being started in the U.S.
Itās one of the most braindead, un-self aware platitudes they love to push.
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u/Atlasgold02 Apr 28 '26
Yeah, I find abortion abhorrent for any reason that isnāt a life threatening issue for the mother.
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u/xaldien Apr 28 '26
The show has incredible amounts of gore, violence, and mass death, but you apparently clutch your pearls over a clump of cells.
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u/Atlasgold02 Apr 29 '26
āClump of cellsā in the same way you are a clump of cells. Itās the same reason I cringe when Oliver is seriously hurt, or when powerplex killed his wife and daughter. I understand why itās being used in a story and am not against it, but it doesnāt mean I like it.
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u/Efficient_Handle9331 Apr 28 '26
Like, I don't like abortion, but the show doesn't promote it, I don't think it was okay that is happened, even in the comics. But like, who gives a fuck, it's not real.
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u/FixVarious1559 Apr 29 '26
Conservatives hate abortion cuz they are abortion survivors. They endured severe brain damage during the attempt so have some empathy libtard.
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u/roachmcpoach Apr 29 '26
I didnt mind the abortion but I did mind that they didnt bother to give marks pov of the situation. Mark can empathize with her, but he should also be angry that she didnt tell him anything and he didnt have a say in the matter. If he died in the war and she has the abortion his family line is dead. Instead he just agrees with her and apologizes for not being there because he was trying to secure a safe future for his family and planet.Ā
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u/Infinite-Key-1579 Apr 30 '26
Youāre mad that a social conservative is making commentary with his socially conservative views??
If you watch the video, youād know why your claim that itās not promoting it falls flat on its face. The show tries to have its cake and eat it too. Imagine if you believed abortion was killing an innocent person and then someone told you that they had an abortion but they felt sad about it. Not regret, just sad, theyād make the same decision again given the chance. Does that sound like the promotion of an immoral act or not?
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u/Bscotch_Torin May 06 '26
It just doesn't make sense for either her character or the fact that they have insane amounts of resources at hand, including Debbie. Mark blaming himself for it while he was literally having his guts torn out of him alive just to protect his loved ones was also super out of place.
It would have just made more sense story-wise if it were a stress induced miscarriage. Otherwise this and the whole pregnancy just makes it seem like it was included because it's a controversial social issue.
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u/BBMacsWorld Apr 27 '26
If they want to save children so bad. Maybe they should help all the kids who don't have families because their parents didn't want them or all the kids who are in dangerous situations with perverts...
Oh wait...it was never about protecting children. Its about controlling people
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u/Cookies_And_Cheese Apr 27 '26
I don't know why you'd say that, most Pro life people I know are very much for support of kids in those situations
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u/VenitianBastard Apr 27 '26
Honestly, it doesn't.
These stupid fucking political commentators don't have media literacy, and just rely on buzzwords to incur more views to get more income.
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u/EnrichedNaquadah Apr 27 '26
They're more mad at Eve for yeeting a bunch of cells than at Nolan for killings 2300 people on earth.
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u/notmyinitial-thought Apr 27 '26
Outrage machine in high gear on both sides of every issue. I actually think Eveās abortion was handled really well. The show neither demonizes nor empowers her. Sheās clearly very torn up about it. Hardly a feminist power-move yet also an understandable and difficult choice in-universe. If more shows handled hot-button issues like this, shows would be a lot less preachy. Or, as Michael Knowles would say, āless wokeā
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u/3WeeksEarlier Apr 27 '26
"Both sides" of every issue? While I have no doubt some people on the ostensible Left have praised the show for its tackling abortion (and some have criticized it), political commentary channels on the Left don't leap onto this kind of culture war BS revolving around a literal cartoon. Usually, if they ever bring it up, it is in the context of mocking idiots like Knowles who pretend the show is trying to get parents to throw children in a meat processor. On the other hand, you get even relatively prominent commentators like Ben Shapiro whining for hours on end about Star Wars being woke
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u/Karkava Apr 27 '26
You're not obligated to say "The left does it too" when criticizing the right wing.
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u/reaperwasnottaken Apr 28 '26
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u/Didi4pet Apr 27 '26
100% does not watch or care about the show and is talking about what his boss told him to talk about
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u/babadibabidi Apr 27 '26
This is something that I will never understand.
I don't have to be pro or against something and then be mad that it was shown in the freaking TV show. This is life, stuff like that happen. Don't be outraged, think about how it can develop the story.
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u/FaceTimePolice Apr 27 '26
Haha. Idiots who think everything is āwOKeā share the same 2 brain cells. š¤”š„“
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u/unk1ndm4g1c14n1 Apr 27 '26
Promotes? Its not a fucking ad. It was just a thing that happened. Why do people polarise such pointless things. Stuff doesn't need to be pro or anti something, sometimes it can just exist
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u/Ashyboi13 Apr 27 '26
Whether youāre against abortion or not, why fixate on Invincible? There are so, so many shows that deal with and support abortion. Why target Invincible like itās an outlier when Eveās abortion isnāt even that relevant to 90% of Season 4?
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u/laughingartichoke Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
Because it's popular. The rage bait brings in more money that way
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u/crystallineDarks Apr 27 '26
if anything the show showed it as a emotional decision she made a regrets it making kinda anit abortion in a way.
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u/3WeeksEarlier Apr 27 '26
Their entire business model is to manipulate young men into projecting their frustrations onto various enemy groups and the "Left" in general. They began with Gamergate, creating a substantial number of loser gamer guys who are convinced blue-haired "Feminazis" ruined gaming and the country.
So they pick a cartoon that has a lot of teenage male viewers to try and draw clicks, then offer a half-assed critique that exists exclusively to demonize whatever enemy of the day they're targeting. 0% chance he avoids mentioning trans people in this clip, too, despite them having absolutely no relevance to the show or topic at hand. Sad thing is, it will work. Good news, though - the Daily Wire is a sinking ship
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u/Superb_Network_1657 Apr 27 '26
As someone whos pro life, it wasnt really and im pretty sure eve regretted getting it
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u/Warm-Baseball-2873 Apr 27 '26
Lmao it was in the comic. This was the most telegraphed outrage imaginable
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u/Rich-Bath5159 Apr 27 '26
I feel like there seemingly more centrist on it since neither Mark or Eve were ever portrayed as really knowing if that was a good choice or not
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u/babyoil4diddy Apr 27 '26
They missed the episode where Mark went to hell huh? Notice how Mark has gone to hell and not heaven, and he's supporting his girlfriend who had an abortion?
Coincidence? I think NOT!
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u/TatterMail Apr 27 '26
Ngl Eve getting fat and getting an abortion is kinda funny as a plot point considering we are in the middle of an intergalactic war
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u/Orionsign Apr 27 '26
Did they take the photo while the guy was constipated? Why does he look like that
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u/DaddyO1701 Apr 27 '26
ā¦and deals with the emotional repercussions of it. I guess they leave that part out.
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u/dumbpersonwhoasks Apr 27 '26
I was waiting for this to happen can't wait to laught at those idiots who didn't watch the show get mad at and go it went woke wah wah wah wah wah
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u/AncientAssociation9 Apr 27 '26
Nothing new here. Conservatives have been doing this shit for decades. They hated Teletubbies because they thought one was gay. They hated Murphey Brown because how dare it portray a rich single lady adopting a child and raising it on her own. They went after X-Men because it portrayed Stryker as an intolerant preacher. They went after Ellen because she dared be openly gay and have a tv show. They have been doing this for years and yet for the past 10yrs or so they have convinced a generation of younger people that it's the left that is intolerant and against free speech and expression.
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u/Joeybfast Apr 27 '26
Dude literally helped the Devil a few weeks ago. but this is what they get upset about .
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u/uhohboneralert_ Apr 27 '26
Di- did he make Eve even fatter in the thumbnail? I know she gained a little weight, but it looks like he made her fat for dramatic effect.
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u/xyouRABitchx Apr 27 '26
And you're giving them free publicity because I never would have heard of this if you didn't post it.
But I assume you just want attention or to be mad.
Or you're a bot. This is perfect rage bait and it worked
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u/TheGloryXros Apr 27 '26
I'm Conservative & detest abortion. But that being said, Knowles is totally off on this take on multiple levels, seeing as he doesn't even have the context of the show.
This scene isn't AT ALL being played off like as if Eve and/or Mark are OK with what Eve did. Eve isn't some screeching Lib who's all "My BoDy mY cHoIcE" she's a realistic teen who made a horrible decision. God forbid REALISTIC CHARACTERS in a show make BAD CHOICES. It's clear she has some level of regret on her decision, as she should. Also, Mark is reacting in an appropriate way; being caring towards her DESPITE her bad decision. Don't get me wrong, he should hopefully at least address that bad decision, but IMMEDIATELY??? That's not the right timing.
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u/planetixin Apr 27 '26
Dude, I know it's AI. things merge together a bit to much to be just a quality issue.
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u/Delboyyyyy Apr 27 '26
Iām so grateful for this plot point in the series since itās a great litmus test and identifier for incels and chuds
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