#isaiah buchanan

[snug-as-bugalugs-in-rugalugs]

Very happy for Isaiah and Violet. Their relationship seems very healthy and happy, and they both love each other a lot so I'm sure they'll be very happily married when the wedding comes around :D

But there's just, erm. one little problem...

Isn't her husband Mr. Meadows still out there somewhere?

[cats-chaotic-mind]

You know what really bothers me? When people say that it took 20 years for Hydra to break Bucky Barnes.

It didn’t take that long. He was captured in 1945, and was deployed to Korea during the Korean War in 1950. Isaiah Bradly talks about being dropped behind enemy lines during the Korean War to deal with the Winter Soldier. The Winter Soldier was FROZEN BETWEEN MISSIONS FOR YEARS ON END

[lgspears]

for The ThunderCats movie, i nominated Jacob Elordi, Andrei Lenart or Tanner Buchanan as Lion-O, Isaiah Mustafa, Henry Simmons or Djimon Hounsou as Panthro, Blake Lively or Kathryn Newton as Cheetara, Brenton Thwaites or Cameron Monaghan as Tygra, Brooklyn Prince and Gavin Warren as WilyKit and WilyKat, Bill Hader, Alan Tudyk or Josh Gad as Snarf and Stellan Skarsgård or Liam Neeson as Jaga.

[marvelmadam08]

BRAVE NEW WORLD REVIEW

Okay, opening weekend is done Lovelies!! I need to talk about it- SPOILERS AHEAD!!!

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Sam Wilson is Captain America!! Period. Point. Blank.

I loved the fight scenes. When Sam said he's meaner without the suit, he meant that shit, because how do you get stabbed- twice- and then keep fighting, and win, with the knives sticking out? Stop playing with him!

I nearly cried when Isaiah got arrested, and I honestly thought he was gonna try to run. Then when he told Sam not to come back and not to give him hope again, my heart sank.

Joaquin Torres is baby. When he got hit by that missile the first thing I thought about was Sam watching Riley go down. And I really did tear again up when they were talking about the pressure of living up to their predecessor. (Marvel better not waste his character like they're doing/did with Shang-Chi, Moon Knight, Blade, Wanda, the X-Men/all their mutant based storylines....)

That Bucky cameo!! Sorry, I mean future Congressman James Buchanan Barnes, he's got my vote. (A Random: But what about the people he murdered? Me: What murder?) But truthfully, I love that not only is Bucky keeping in contact with Sam, but he showed up when he knew Sam would need him. Sam really could've used a super soldier during that fight with Red Hulk though, just saying. But he held his own.

The easter eggs and callbacks to adamantium and The Incredible Hulk (2008) were great building blocks for the movies. Because I always wondered whatever happened to Sterns after being infected with Bruce's blood, since that storyline is/was apart of the MCU timeline. And what's about to happen now that EVERYONE has access to adamantium, aka the only metal that can rival vibranium.

My only grievances:

1. Ross's security detail, that I guess is supposed to be "the widow" of the movie. From what I understand, both the character and the actress are controversial, but the movie was already made before major world events. She was just annoying to me, and tbh they could've brought Sharon back for this. (I do agree though, I would also make the age gap work for Bucky.)

2. I think they could've saved the Red Hulk reveal for the actual release of the movie and played Ross's high stress moments has another heart attack or fighting off the mind control methods.

3. There were poor CGI moments but when you have to show a gigantic celestial head and hand sticking out the Earth, aerial fight scenes, and Red Hulk, I can see where they used the budget, and who couldn't make it to set that day.

What did y'all think??

[dc-x-marvel]

We're so back with Captain America: Brave New World!

It's been a while since I've participated in Marvel content. Last movie I saw was Deadpool & Wolverine. The only series I've touched were Wandavision and Ms. Marvel (cuz they're my faves and to understand their movies better). I didn't think I could get tired of superhero stuff, but I did: I felt the burnout.

I was dragged back in because of Sambucky. So much so, I watched The Falcon and the Winter Soldier series to see what Marvel would do and better understand this movie. Y'all, I may have initially been drawn in by Sambucky, but I stayed for Sam's storyline. I was apprehensive at first cuz I wasn't sure how they'd handle Sam as Captain America, but by the end of the series I was more comfortable with their approach. So, by the time the movie came out I was intrigued on what would happen next. I won't lie, the Sambucky scene also had me hooked.

There is no denying that Sam Wilson is Captain America. Anyone who says otherwise is clearly a liar who lies (🙄). He has all the badassery and kindness of Captain America. And he doesn't have the super serum!!! My jaw dropped at all his fight scenes and when I found out he was multilingual. Like yeah of course he is, duh! Man of the people! His counseling skills were so awesome. So kind and empathetic! That's why Steve gave him the shield!! Every time someone called him Cap I got a rush of joy. The burnout I felt just evaporated or melted away. I cannot wait to hear him say "Avengers Assemble!" It's probably gonna send chills down my spine.

Joaquin Torres was also fun to watch. He is so funny and relatable. The way he played the game on the old cell was funny and a mood. He is gonna be a great Falcon. I wonder what color his suit will be?

Isaiah Bradley's scenes were also great and made me cry. My man has been through too much. The scene with Sam and him at the prison hurt. I was weeping at the end of it. I panicked when the other prisoners were shot cuz I thought they got him too. I actually sighed in relief when I found out he was alright. I'm so glad he is out. I wonder what's next for him? Hope it's better than what he went through in this movie.

I kinda feel bad that I misjudged Ruth Bat-Seraph. Guess my biases were showing, but I'm glad for her assistance. I wonder if she can be seen in the background of the Black Widow movie? Probably not.

Now, about Sambucky. Sam was so glad he was there. They both closed their eyes when they hugged. Bucky gave him a powerful speech. Sure he may have had some help from writers, but it was still from his heart! Bucky said "I love you, buddy." Gahhhh! They're so good together. Did Sam inspire him to run for Congress? Congressman James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes? How will that play out in Thunderbolts*?

I don't have much to say about Thaddeus Ross. I'm glad he is working on himself. Shouldn't have kept Stern locked up, but baby steps I guess? It was awesome seeing Betty Ross again tho! Hope she sticks around.

Overall, a great movie. Very little issues I can think about right now. Lighting and dialogue were pretty good for once.

Rating: 9/10

[new0bsessionss]

I wish more diehard Captain America fans realized and acknowledged that Steve Rogers' backstory is a eugenist wet dream.

First of all, Steve wasn't picked because he was special, he was picked cause he was disabled and willing to throw his life away for others. The Captain America movie reinforced this multiple times by mentioning how Steve tried to enlist but was rejected due to his chronic illnesses. Do you know how bad your disability has to be for THE UNITED STATES MILITARY to reject you during a time where people of color, women and children were enlisted???? And even when he lied to get they were thinking about kicking him out until this moment.

Where he straight up proves that he is willing and able to put other's lives above his own. And most importantly that he knows nothing about proper protocol cause if we get down to it, the Super Soldiers Program was borderline if not straight up illegal which is why they were so sneaky about it. And it was still in the testing phase.

In America there's a certain order in which dangerous stuff is tested to make sure it's cleared for the public (Aka white men).

It's a person of color, usually black.

Isaiah Bradley

Then it's a disabled person

Steve Rogers

And James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes, (I picked this image in particular because this is the moment that disabled him)

Followed by a woman

Margaret "Peggy" Carter, (and I think Natasha mentioned something about how the first Black Widows were enhanced in her movie)

Followed by literally everyone else! And when Steve was on his press tour to hype up the super serum one of the selling points of it was literally that it could cure your disability and make you The White Supremacy Standard™! And it was shown through Bucky that even if it didn't cure you it would make it possible for you to have these highly invasive and painful procedures that would basically make it so it's like you're not disabled at all! Whereas a normal person wouldn't be able to undergo these procedures cause they'd literally die.

The only time they acknowledged this in the cannon was when Isaiah Bradley was talking to Sam Wilson. This is why I'm so glad he took up the mantle of Captain America without some sort of whatever that made him enhanced because every Captain America that came before him was a fucking eugenist wet dream and unlike them he's a human who rose to the ocation and he's actually standing up for the little guy.

TLDR YOU CAN PRY SAM WILSON'S CAPTAIN AMERICA FROM MY COLD DEAD HANDS CAUSE EVERY OTHER RENDITION IS A FUCKING EUGENIST WET DREAM!!

[ao3feed-sambucky]

Stars and Stripes

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/BLdQ5or by Asexual_Enjolras Following the events of Captain America: Brave New World (spoilers), Sam Wilson finds himself knocking on the door of one James Buchanan Barnes for a debrief. He may have a few broken bones, but Sam knew there was still something else he had to do before he could rest up ... he had to tell Bucky exactly how he feels about him. Or, after Bucky tells Sam: "I love you, buddy", Sam feels guilty that he didn't tell Bucky he loved him too and he does everything he can to fix that. Words: 4710, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Fandoms: Captain America (Anthony Mackie Movies), The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (TV), Marvel Cinematic Universe Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: M/M Characters: Sam Wilson (Marvel), James "Bucky" Barnes, Steve Rogers (mentioned) Relationships: James "Bucky" Barnes/Sam Wilson, James "Bucky" Barnes & Sam Wilson Additional Tags: Post-Canon, Movie: Captain America: Brave New World (2025), Spoilers, Love Confessions, Fluff, Bucky Barnes Loves Sam Wilson, Sam Wilson Loves Bucky Barnes, Friends to Lovers, Idiots in Love, Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson Bickering, Post-Movie: Captain America: Brave New World (2025), Bucky Barnes Recovering, Fix-It of Sorts, Flirting, Friendship/Love, Domestic Fluff, Fluff and Humor, Speculation for Thunderbolts (Marvel Cinematic Universe), Mentioned Isaiah Bradley, Post-The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (TV) Season 01, Bucky Barnes/Sam Wilson Fluff, Congressman Bucky Barnes read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/BLdQ5or

[moonmoonthecrabking]

hi friends. important question. should i make my instagram url, which real people i know use to talk to me, a veggietales reference?

pros:

gets across the whole "chaotic christian" vibe i have very quickly

funny (to me)

moonmoonthecrabking was a joke url i had for a day before i made it my url on here

cons:

how many of my non-christian friends know veggietales?

does it make me come across as homophobic (ref: i don't have a Bible verse in my bio atm but i do have isaiah 53:6 colin buchanan in there - "baa baa do baa baa". would i have to come up with something funny not just for christians)

does it make me seem like a tryhard

discuss

[reformationcartoons]

The Wicked Sodomite Theology of Paradox & What to Do With It

by Monty L. Collier

The importance of logical deduction from Scripture alone in the formulation of Christian doctrine—especially the doctrine of justification by faith alone—cannot be emphasized enough. The Bible is logically consistent, so it can be rightly divided. The Bible is infallible and inerrant, so it has no mistakes, nor can it make a mistake. The Bible alone is the special revelation of God, who cannot lie, so there are no contradictions in Scripture.

While absurdity, irrationalism, and mysticism have always found a home in Roman Catholicism, they also flourish in Neo-orthodox theology, dialectical theology, and the theology of paradox. Even so, and by logical contrast—such insanity and confusion are entirely absent from theology based on Scripture alone (a.k.a. Calvinism).

There is simply no place for irreconcilable paradoxes, antinomies, apparent contradictions that cannot be harmonized, unsolvable mysteries, nor logical paradoxes in Christian theology—for the Bible does not teach such nonsense.

Presbyterians should not tolerate men who peddle such satanic irrationalism. When churches teach absurdity and confusion, should we be surprised when society calls good evil or vice versa?

It is not a surprise that many Americans are confused about their gender and their sexual orientation, for men like Cornelius Van Til, Greg Bahnsen, Douglas Wilson, R. Scott Clark, John MacArthur, James White, and others have been teaching ministers that the Bible is replete with irreconcilable paradoxes for decades.

According to the absurd and satanic teachings of men like Van Til—since all the teachings of the Bible are irreconcilably paradoxical—when the Bible teaches that boys are male, then it also necessarily implies that boys are NOT male. Simply put, Van Til’s theology results in gender confusion, as well as the moral affirmation of every behavior condemned by God’s Law—and the moral negation of every work required by God’s Law!

To persuade chumps to accept their idiotic teachings, men like Van Til had to disparage logical deduction and advocate for non-linear reasoning. The wicked theologians of paradox had to convince their followers that the Bible was wrong when it describes God as being reasonable: “Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord” Isaiah 1:18. The satanic imposters had to convince men that the Bible is wrong when it describes Christians as men who reason in a linear fashion—using logical deduction—from Scriptute alone to establish clear and authoritative teaching: “And Paul, as his manner was, went in unto them, and three sabbath days reasoned with them out of the scriptures” Acts 17:2.

The blasphemous wolves that disseminate the lie that biblical teaching is irreconcilably paradoxical should be removed from any and every Presbyterian teaching position they may hold.

In the old days, Presbyterians refused to tolerate absurdity, irrationalism, and confusion thinly disguised as Reformed doctrine. This can be seen in the subsequent quote on Sola Fide by Scottish Presbyterian James Buchanan (1804-1870):

“The reasoning of the Apostles with the Jews on the subject of justification relates chiefly to the doctrine which was revealed in the Old Testament; and, apart from its inspired authority, or considered simply as a process of logical deduction from the facts which are there recorded, it is one of the finest specimens of close, consecutive, conclusive reasoning to be found in the whole range of human authorship.”

(The Doctrine of Justification, Lecture 2, page 51)

Actual Calvinists, for example, do not accept the heretical notions of those who follow Norman Shepherd (a Van Tilian). Shepherd spent his career arguing that Romans 3:28 could not be logically reconciled to James 2:24. Shepherd was rightfully fired from his seminary job for espousing that Papist heresy. It’s too bad his defenders escaped termination and excommunication (Cornelius Van Til, Greg Bahnsen, John Frame, and a host of other professors at Westminster Seminary, Pennsylvania publicly defended and endorsed Shepherd’s justification-by-faith-and-works heresy).

We have pointed out for years that the dialectical theology of men like Cornelius Van Til and Herman Bavinck necessarily leads to agnosticism, utter skepticism—or to speak plainly—satanism (i.e., do whatever you want). If Presbyterian churches are to ever be reformed, then the sodomite theology of paradox running rampant in our land has to be thrown out, along with the bums that teach it.

[wheresurboytonighthelookslikeenj]

LMAO THE DETECTIVE IMMEDIATELY FLIRTING W VIOLET

ISAIAH BUCHANAN ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️💥💥💥💥

[sportsradioamerica]

2024 Houston Roughnecks Roster

No. Name Position College 13 Luis Aguilar K/P Northern Arizona 15 Ronheen Bingham OLB Arkansas State 30 Richard Bowens III CB Saginaw Valley State 80 Braedon Bowman TE South Alabama 88 Woody Brandom TE Sam Houston State 20 Jamari Brown S Gardner-Webb 66 Nick Buchanan C Florida 22 Manny Bunch S Tulsa 18 Emmanuel Butler WR N. Arizona 72 Cam Carter OT Murray State 40 Isaiah…

[newdelosfm]

hi! do you have fc recs for ares? thank you!

adria arjona, dev patel, brian michael smith, michael b. jordan, danny ramirez, isaiah mustafa, lewis tan, mena massoud, tanner buchanan, rahul kohli, dev patel, john boyega, david castaneda, ryan reynolds, chris hemsorth, dianne guerero, lindsey morgan, melissa barrera, nathalie emmanuel, brie larson, or tessa thompson.

[ogygiafm]

hi! do you have fc recs for ares? thank you!

hi friend! fc recs for ares coming right up: any of the chrises (evans, hemworth, or pine PLEASE), brian michael smith, michael b. jordan, danny ramirez, isaiah mustafa, lewis tan, mena massoud, tanner buchanan, rahul kohli, dev patel, john boyega, david castaneda, ryan reynolds, or henry cavill.

[peterth3parker]

just finished falcon and the winter soldier again and FUCK it gives me chills like it is so amazing what sam does for the flag smashers AND for isaiah bradley. i think it is amazing that isaiah bradley is given the proper recognition. and then bucky finally after years of struggling overcomes the winter soldier, literally let’s kids hang off his arm !! i love sam wilson as captain america and i hope they bring back the pair for more films or series

[theobligatedklutz]

Not gonna lie I struggled with the idea of a Black man taking up the mantle of Captain America for a long time because of the negative connotations that the shield holds (Isaiah calls it a "white man's shield") and the fact of the matter is that America stands for a long history of Black slavery and the erasure and rejection of Black lives and legacies ("Them stars and stripes don't mean nothing good to me"). So why would any Black man –especially one so determined to learn about people and find the right solutions (in a world where the wrong solutions are always so much easier) like Sam Wilson– want to take up that shield?

We see Sam struggle with the same idea when he holds the shield; "Feels weird. Picking it up. The legacy of that shield is complicated, to say the least." And even Bucky acknowledges it; "I don't think [Steve and I] really understood what it felt like for a Black man to be handed the shield." So Isaiah Bradley really hit the mark in saying "they will never let a Black man be Captain America and even if they did, no self-respecting Black man would ever want to be."

But ep 6 changed a lot of things, made me realize that Sam Wilson isn't trying to fill Steve's shoes or mold into America's image of who Captain America should be. He isn't an avenger, he's an amender. He's no super soldier, he's a normal human being fighting for justice and he likes it that way, even though everytime he goes out there, he's vulnerable. And most of all, he's no star-spangled man, he's the Black man who's of service to those who have been wronged in the past, present and future. He is the voice of those that are sooner murdered and vanished from existence to quiet them than heard and given justice. I never saw Steve Rogers stand up to the country senates and show them how wrong they are in their judgements but Sam Wilson did that. He actively showed the minorities that he'd stand for them. Steve Rogers could never do this because this man was white and blind (as much as it hurts to hear, no white man on a high pedestal and blindingly privileged as Steve Rogers could stand for people he cannot personally, psychologically or physically relate to) and he was "blonde hair, blue eyes, stars and stripes" and he was the "great white hope" that the world was chasing (which might as well be the comparative equivalent of "the great America dream"). He could never understand the Black experience, people of colour or any minorities for that matter. Not like Sam Wilson can.

Sam said it best and honestly, I would've applauded if I wasn't watching at 3:00 in the morning; "I'm a black man carrying the stars and stripes. What don't I understand?" This punches you right in the gut, shows the audience and the people that the man holding the shield now knows them; (he may not know every experience but he knows how it feels to be helpless and to struggle because of his colour). "Every time I pick this up, I know there are millions of people out there who are gonna hate me for it. Even now, here, I feel it. The stares, the judgement. And there's nothing I could do to change it. Yet I'm still here. No super serum, no blonde hair, no blue eyes. The only power I have is that I believe we can so better." And this– god this, the fact that he uses his newfound wisdom, erased injustice he's learned and understood (from Isaiah) and that he's a man willing to keep learning and growing to make the world a collective village and America a place for the people who built and shed blood for the country despite the hate and disrespect he'll be getting for it just stuns me.

This is a man not carrying the legacy of Steve Rogers, this is a man carrying on the legacy of who could've been the Captain America if he wasn't brutalized and erased, he's carrying on the legacy of Isaiah Bradley. And I'm excited to see him break away from navigating his identity just through Isaiah and create and carry his own legacy and identity in the future (whatever the future may be) but man, do I want them to explore the Black roots of America and the wreckage of colonization and slavery as well because that's what Captain America should be about: The injustices to POCs, Black people and minorities of America (and the world) seen firsthand through the eyes of a hero.

With all said and done, I'm so glad to finally say that Sam Wilson is and always will be my Captain America (and I'm in the first row screaming "Nice job, Cap.")

[samsilverlight]

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