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Gee, Frank, you enjoy pointing out other commenter’s grammatical errors, ending with a “heh”. There is no verb in your sentence … are you referring to stealing? Downloading? Buying?

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Rex, I know you have no intelligent opinions, but I didn t know you had no intelligence, either.

Remember folks, Frand_D doesn’t insult anyone.

superman can do this, cars cant.
The movie was not about cars — did you see it? It seems you did not. The cars represented people — people whose very lives were taken away by the Interstate. People like that really existed, unlike superhuman flying men from a far off planet that was so technologically advanced that they could launch a space ship across galaxies, but couldn’t use a seismograph. Right. Superman was more real that cars.

You just spat on yourself, by making embarassingly pretentious remarks about someone who did nothing to you. Do you know the story of Route 66? Did you ever ride for two and one half days on US Highways that passed through towns? I doubt it. My simple minded friend, there are not enough showers in the world to clean that polluted dustbin you pretend is a brain. And of course I don’t have Asberger’s, because it’s spelled asperger’s, you dim bulb. And I have a friend with Asperger’s who has better social skills than frameone, and he spends his days listening to Pacifica radio — ever heard of it? You know, Democracy Now, Noam Chomsky, stuff like that?

txbubba: are you just busting my chops? Did you not read the director’s words? What is wrong with you? The only reason you can “control your emotions” is because you seem to lack a cerebral cortex.

How has our culture in America–or our reality–changed in the two decades since the last “Superman” movie came out, and how did that influence the way that you made decisions in creating this movie?

I wanted to make him a more global superhero. I think he’s always, in his heart, an American superhero. He was raised on a farm in Kansas. That’s his background, besides his Kryptonian background. But in today’s world, I felt he should be more of a global superhero. I wanted to really re-state the notion that he can be everywhere on the earth. He’s Earth’s greatest protector. He’s not just America’s greatest protector.

As for your insistence on “forever,” that’s neither here nor there, but I understand why you cling on a single word when you can’t make your argument. I established the point of contention and the whole frame for the space examples–that Superman is a global hero beyond America’s boundaries. If you’re too stupid or lazy to understand that, then you need to stay away from public conversations, especially if you can’t control your emotions as you clearly cannot.

No, Frank, I read your confused post in its entirety. You can’t say, Oh I know about Brainiac, etc., but I’m just saying that they don’t matter. They do, Frank. Those stories were a significant part of the Superman stories.

Nobody is hesitant to call Superman an American hero: You clearly did not read the Singer quotes I linked to where he said that Superman is an American hero but fights for the world. This argument started because you disagreed with this statement: “He makes his home here, he is a proud American, but Superman works for those who need help wherever they are.” Again, my citing those Binder and later stories reinforces the statement that he helps and acts beyond America’s boundaries. It’s called “evidence” not “hogwash.”

Where’s the denial of being an American? More importantly, where is your argument? You have nothing but unsupported claims.

Nobody has “denigrated” patriotism. But you’re clearly not above making up accusations.

As for Superman not spending time away from earth, you better think again. Try Superman #141 where he spent several weeks at least when he went back to Krypton. Then you might try the “Exile” stories from 1989-90 that crossed Superman, Action Comics and Adventures of Superman. Then there’s Denny O’Neill’s “Sandman sage” in ‘72 that was a break from stories like “The Starry-Eyed Siren of Space,” “The Demon Under the Red Sun,” and “Planet of the Angels” because Denny kept Superman on earth. Again the point is that Superman doesn’t stop at America’s borders.

I could go on, but you clearly don’t know your Superman stories. And you have no idea what you’re even arguing. Conservatives like you feel the need to find a unpatriotic boogeyman wherever you can. It’s pathetic.

live in space forever

LIVE IN SPACE FOREVER!!!

I didn’t say the “space” stories didn’t matter. Not. once. not. ever.
So let’s end this, because you’re aggravating me.

One final note:
I m glad to see you apologize for both your spoilers and your hypocrisy.
1) To make a mistake is not hypocricy — check the dictionary.
2) And if you think I owe an apology to bumbling oafs like you who have insulted my profession, my age, my children, my personality, my intelligence, questioned my sanity — as Bluto frameone likes to say, “No quarter has been asked, and no quarter will be given” — you are sadly, woefully, mistaken.
I didn’t make the rules of engagement here. (See the last paragraph of this comment.)