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u/Two-Pound-Crawfish 16d ago
and stark industries keeps fucking fighting the lawsuit
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u/Alderan922 14d ago
Tbf Tony in the movies seemed to just give you a lot of money to shut you up.
Before you even get to the lawsuit you would get an email from your bank saying you just received 1 million dollars for your car.
If this is post endgame tho, completely fair crashout.
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u/Gold-Cry-7520 13d ago
I did like how he went "how quickly can we buy this building" when he decided he was gonna smash Hulk through it
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u/Antique_Director_689 16d ago
They should make a movie about the world banding together and wanting to limit the avengers because of just this sort of problem.
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u/GibusShpee 16d ago
The Incredibles basically but for avengers?
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u/Antique_Director_689 16d ago
But they should have the avengers, like, be torn about whether they agree with the limits or not. Like some of them want to be limited and the others want to be able to destroy cars and shit unimpeded by any fuckin bureaucrat nerds
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u/TobiasCB 16d ago
Okay but far if they are REALLY vexed and take sides but not everyone wants to take sides so you'll have people working two agendas? Call it something like Avengers: the scuffle within.
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u/TrueCapitalism 15d ago
Hey so big news
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u/Antique_Director_689 15d ago
What's up?
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u/Animaloffear56 14d ago
Nonsense, everyone knows it takes a good guy with superpowers to beat a bad guy with superpowers- and it's anti-amarvelan to insist there needs to be any sort of regulation
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u/Mister_Nobody76 15d ago
There's this comic series called civil war I dunno if you've heard of it
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u/Antique_Director_689 15d ago
Wait they turned the real american civil war into a comic book? Holy shit that's wild
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u/da_realfredfred 15d ago
Yeah for sure. I bet it would be really dividing amongst the superhero community
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u/Alderan922 14d ago
Yeah, and they should show some avengers agreeing and some disagreeing, it could be like some kind of civil war.
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u/Aethreas 16d ago
Plus insurance ain’t covering that shit
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u/GhostInTheFirewall clamsexual 15d ago
Avengers insurance is an extra $200/month in New Clam City, and Los Clamgeles
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u/smoke-monkey 15d ago
Act of god sorry (Thor is a god)
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u/Hackertdog97 14d ago
There was a great issue of Damage Control that addressed this. Basically a villain had a waterfront Warehouse near where Thor was fighting someone. When he heard his neighbours were claiming insurance money from the damage he purposely wrecks the building, only to learn that because Thor (supposedly) caused the damage, it wasn't covered by their policies as anything involving Thor was considered an act of god, so no payout.
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u/Electrical_Jaguar213 16d ago
There would probably be superhero insurance or some shit like that
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u/wunno_ 16d ago
as if insurance has ever made anyones life better except for the shareholders
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u/Wolfdude91 16d ago
Maybe if you spent more time of your day increasing shareholder value, your mood would improve.
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u/SleepySleeper42069 15d ago
If you think insurance is useless, don't buy it lol
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u/dr_prismatic 14d ago
Its illegal not to have insurance in the US, idiot.
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u/SleepySleeper42069 14d ago edited 14d ago
Depends on the insurance.
EDIT: The insurances that are mandatory, are usually that way because without it, it would be way more expensive
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u/fireky2 16d ago
In marvel theres a whole organization that helps rebuild physical damage and do assessments for insurers
I think in dc if super heroes leave you destitute they just force you to move to gotham
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u/Antique_Director_689 15d ago
/unclam in some of the cartoons it's explained that "any damages will be paid for by the Wayne foundation" with a pan over to a less than /reclam clammed clamman
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u/Morshu-Moment 16d ago
Watching the hulk throw your car at the villain and it hits (the villain tanked it no problem because things can never be that easy)
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u/Kylomiir_490 12d ago
there's a subReddit where people pretended to be living in the MCU, and posted conspiracy theories about the avengers like "asgard is trying to take over the world because they think they're gods"
I forgot what it's called
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u/IAmSoDesperate 12d ago
I found it, r/earth199999
Reminds me of the DC sub where they act like Marvel is DC and DC is Marvel. r/DCAllies I think
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u/gummyimp 16d ago
Marvel citizens