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captain America killed the super soldier.

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captain America killed the super soldier.

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The scene switches over with him having major flash backs. He killed Lamar (the super soldier). Sam wants him to pass the shield to him because he’s hurting many people. They try to fight captain America to get the shield from him. They got the shield.Captain American goes to the super soldier's father and lets him know that he murdered Him

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The issue is Violence, captain america killed the poor super soldier, leaving concerns on why is he killing so many people.

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Sam was explaining to the senator about
how he needs to do better, and he feels more
things could be better around the city to
prevent certain things. And he disagreed with
how the senator acts.

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This issue is equality, and I feel is political as well, as Sam speaks to the senator about having equal rights as a black man and wanting to become captain America.

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the Dora use their considerable spearwielding skills to make short work of the new Captain America and his wingman, Lemar Hoskins/Battlestar. Bucky, Sam, and Zemo standing aside to enjoy the show before finally, intervening when it looks like the Dora are ready to kill John and Lemar.

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I feel like this is kind of divided I couldn’t really choose an American value for this one. But they do not like the new captain America so it’s sort of similar to equality.

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At the end of "One World, One People," Sam and Bucky celebrate with his family at a good old-fashioned cookout. It shows both men coming full circle, Sam, fully embracing his new title as Captain America, posing with people and taking pictures.

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This is idolizing, because they are idolizing how Sam is the new captain America in the city.

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From the moment that the "new" Captain America, John Walker, is introduced, it's obvious that neither Sam nor Bucky likes him. In episode two, "The Star-Spangled Man," as Sam and Bucky pursue the Flag-Smashers, they have a run-in with John Walker in Munich. Walker offers to give Sam and Bucky a ride back to the airbase after their highway fight with the terrorist group, and the duo's dislike for the man carrying Steve's shield grows immensely.

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I feel like this is kind of divided I couldn’t really choose an American value for this one. But they do not like the new captain America so it’s sort of similar to equality

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these examples shows violence, as both characters want to kill or have already killed someone.

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these examples shows violence, as both characters want to kill or have already killed someone.

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these examples show how equality somewhat plays a big role in the society of the show. and idolization as well.

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these examples show how equality somewhat plays a big role in the society of the show. and idolization as well.

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this is the scene where captain America kills the super soldier. as the whole city watches. 

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this is the scene where captain America kills the super soldier. as the whole city watches. 

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this is the scenes where sam talks to the senator about equality, the second scene is where everyone honors sam as the new captain america.

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this is the scenes where sam talks to the senator about equality, the second scene is where everyone honors sam as the new captain america.