Matt Fraction appears to have politicized the raid on bin Laden's hideout
Matt Fraction put together a webcomic for Gentleman's Quarterly about Team 6's raid on Osama bin Laden's hideout. Unfotunately, Fraction's leftist side seems to have gotten the better of him, if the description of bin Laden as an "old man" is any suggestion, and the writing runs the gauntlet of depicting the terrorist monster as near-sympathetic. And the use of "for God and Country" at the end reeks of a leftist bias too, or an attempt to smear the right as "jingoists" and religious fanatics.
Clearly, Fraction is one leftist writer who simply does not know how to leave his political biases at the door, and recognize that the main point of the termination of bin Laden was to punish a tyrant for plotting and masterminding the murder of 3,000 people on 9-11.
Clearly, Fraction is one leftist writer who simply does not know how to leave his political biases at the door, and recognize that the main point of the termination of bin Laden was to punish a tyrant for plotting and masterminding the murder of 3,000 people on 9-11.
Labels: islam and jihad, moonbat writers, politics, terrorism
Fraction is yet another reason why I haven't bought any new Marvel Comics in recent years. Like bendis before him, an overrated hack indie writer... I read like three issues of his X-Men run and stopped, it was so awful.
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Posted by
Anonymous |
3:31 PM
Stay classy, Fraction. And Merry Christmas, anyway.
Posted by
Killer Moth |
8:30 PM
Fraction is one-tenth of a good writer.
Posted by
Kookaburra |
11:34 AM