Nov 11, 2023
"A Good Argument"
Fantastic Four #73 (April 1968)
Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott and Stan Goldberg
Marvel Comics
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"A Good Argument"
Fantastic Four #73 (April 1968)
Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott and Stan Goldberg
Marvel Comics
You are an empty thing, born of barren womb of an anti-creator. You play at being a woman who loves the world, but it is not real. It is really simple to understand. You're just as pathetic as Strategists, in a way, if not more.
Tell me, who is to be pitied more- those who engage with a lie to enact a purpose, or those who are too blind to see the lie for what it is? I may play at being a woman in the world, but at least I can acknowledge that.
Can you say the same?
Can women be the ones voting on certain special rights for women like abortion and birth control or is that unconstitutional too?
A good
argument feels like you're suffocating.
Like you can't get all your words out without stumbling over them. Reaching to pick them up. Then forcing them harshly into your opponent's stubborn ears.