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c_crank on Aug 31, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: North Korean science fiction

>Calling him a superhero assigns him the moral value of things generally considered "good"

Perhaps to braindead fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

I didn't try and push the term. It was used by people further up in the thread.

>He represents the non-billionaire cohort about as well and faithfully as Trump did.

But the question is not about how he represents the non billionaire cohort, is it?

CatWChainsaw on Aug 31, 2023 [–]

If the question is about how well he represents the billionaire cohort then he's an embarrassing exaggeration yet still based on truth.

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