>>149920257
You watched a movie where the bad guy started a proxy war to eradicate x, smuggled weapons through underground tunnels, held hostages even a baby hostage in underground tunnels, ruins x's reputation through a well organized smear campaign with an army of online monkeys, spread conspiracy theories about x's origins, right wing nutjobs go on talk shows talking about how they hate x etc. This all why x goes out of his way to save civilians and still gets critisized for it. You then went on to connect this movie to Israel because people online told you it was about Israel and decided to ignore everything that could possibly connect this movie to Israel because "brown people"?
I just find the way you people pick similarities to be far to simplistic it's like you didn't watch the movie and are just repeating what you were told to say. You hear this for every fucking movie nowadays it's hard to take seriously, even fucking Godzilla is somehow about Israel. Yes you can draw parallels to real life for certain aspects of a movie but the idea that this movie was written to be so obviously about Israel is laughable, Gunn would have failed if this was the case. When you take a character who is in some capacity supposed to represent Jewish people in America and move him into real world politics dropping him into the middle east he is going to resemble Israel and in some ways he does if you really want to go there (I wouldn't) but you can't ignore this when you are trying to take the movie into the real world.
These are two fictional countries in a largely anti-war movie, if it came out a few years ago or a few years later you wouldn't think it was about Israel/ Palestine. I could pick a random topic out of a hat and draw more fucking parallels claiming this movie was about that random topic and still have more actual points to back up my claim as I don't have to ignore 90% of the movie and topic unlike you