Ms Marvel is a good story wrapped in bad (North) America

The writers set out to make a show about representation and what is "right", right?

  • So why are we pronouncing Kamala, Kamran and hijab incorrectly (so far, and we are only on episode 2) ?

  • Funny thing about modern day India/Pakistan and history of British colonisation is that decades after all that mess the cultural tension still persists BY ITS OWN PEOPLE, and this has also escalated to such a sickening point that it is now a cultural war being waged in 2022 without any care in the world because no white people. Where are the so called heroes of injustice now?

  • Those who escaped and had a chance to live in America contribute to an amazing stat regarding the success of Asians in America and benefit from it. The American Dream to those not privileged enough to live in 1st world.

  • Bollywood movie ranking being insanely wrong was an eyebrow raiser, the cherry on top.

Tl;dr : writers ruined a show which could have been really good by crappy Americansations (USA ruined it)

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