Hmmm, you have a remarkably narrow world view if all you took from those episodes was just "gender swapping or race swapping a character." T'Challa is a very different person than Peter Quill and Peggy Carter is much more assertive due to her upbringing than opposed to Steve Rogers. The previous two episodes have very little to do with race or gender, and much more to do with how contrasting personalities put in similar situations would create vastly different outcomes.
@agentbazaam he's just pissed off about Steve being replaced by Sam. His racist rear can't handle that something that happened IN THE COMICS is going to happen on the big screen. His white fragility can't deal with it, so he's lashing out.
@eric-v-mazzone Sorry but you got all that from 3 sentences ?
Aren’t exactly better or less fragile since you got so triggered you proved to be pretty fragile yourself.
@eric-v-mazzone He didn’t even say he had a problem with Sam as Cap. Plus the people who get triggered by someone’s opinion are pretty fragile themselves.
Judging someone for being judgy is pretty judgy.
@jim222001 hahahahahahahahahaha, I've had better people than you try and kill me, and I'd rather deal with them any day of the week than you. Because at least they were honest on why they wanted to kill me. Of course they're no longer here as I beat them.
@eric-v-mazzone yep I am totally trying to kill you lol. Nope just saying you got more bent out out of shape than he did.
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finally, an episode that actually lives up to the name What If, rather than just gender swapping or race swapping a character