>Calling him a superhero assigns him the moral value of things generally considered "good" Perhaps to braindead fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I didn'

>Calling him a superhero assigns him the moral value of things generally considered "good" Perhaps to braindead fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I didn't try and push the term. It was used by people further up in the thread. >He represents the non-billionaire cohort about as well and faithfully as Trump did. But the question is not about how he represents the non billionaire cohort, is it?