[ SECRET POST #4252 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4252 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

Re: What fandom hills will you die on?

[(Anonymous)]

The problem isn't that he killed people.

It's that he did and Steve acts like he's this perfect person who's infallible with how the canon treats their relationship.

Re: What fandom hills will you die on?

[tabaqui]

.......okay. I don't see how you're getting 'infallible'. He treats Bucky like someone he thought was dead but was, instead, tortured and brainwashed, and is now trying to do better.

He of course trusts the friend who, to him, was only dead and gone for a few years, not 70 years, and he rightly believes that someone shouldn't be punished for doing things when there were not in their right mind.

I mean - he put Bucky's arm in a friggin' vice so he could be sure he woudln't attack if he woke up still 'triggered'. He surrendered to the authorities and let his best friend be locked away in that gruesome little glass cage because he believed that justice would recognize what Bucky had gone through and that he would be exonerated.

I mean, you do you, but...really really really disagree.

Re: What fandom hills will you die on?

[philstar22]

This so much. And he was proven wrong about justice when almost everyone, including, somehow, many of his friends, failed to see that Bucky was brainwashed and not remotely responsible.

Re: What fandom hills will you die on?

[tabaqui]

Right? I'm just...baffled by the vehemence of the Anon.

And frankly - i thought how Tony Stark was written in CW was ridiculous, over the top, and utterly out of character.

Re: What fandom hills will you die on?

[philstar22]

He doesn't treat Bucky as infallible. He's just the only one who seems to realize that brainwashing means that Bucky is not remotely, at all responsible for anything he was forced to do.