The very first issue of Captian America
Fearsome and I are not comic history buffs, but one thing we do know is that Captian America came into existence during World War II. The very first issue shows Captain America fighting the injustice of the ultimate of inhumane discrimination.
Our take:
Discrimination is born out of fear and ignorance. Fear of loss and ignorance of other cultures. Discrimination is actually the ego trying to build itself up out of a lonely inferior dark place.
A famous quote comes to mind:
Captain America was born out of values. Values of acceptance, freedom, growth, opportunity and bravery. Values that support humanity. The values that through humility and the realization that no one is better than any other, we may raise each other to equality and freedom beyond petty ego.
Fearsome values.
Stand up. Stay the corse. Don’t ever loose sight of what is good, nor ever stop working toward the goal of greater good.
Fearsome Beard 
There’s nothing that Captain America likes better than punching Nazis.
donald dump and the dumplings should read this post.
BRAVO!!!!!!!! And the tight latex doesn’t hurt either.
I approve of this post! Even when things are at their bleakest, you can still count on the good of humanity. Did you see how the Muslims crowdfunded to cover the damage done to the Jewish cemetery earlier today? In three hours! Last I read, others joined in and the fund is now at $50k, about $30k over the damage estimate.