Disclaimer: I don't watch The Boys, and I didn't read the article, but I have to ask, "who cares?" No one needs the support of people who deny others' rights to

Disclaimer: I don't watch The Boys, and I didn't read the article, but I have to ask, "who cares?" No one needs the support of people who deny others' rights to health, public safety, and love; and who push, explicitly or implicitly, for a theocracy. "Not all right-wingers" -- but enough of them to poison the group. From what I've read about The Boys and one character's intentional parallels to Trump, it reminds of John Walker in Falcon & Winter Soldier. He was clearly meant to be an example of a terrible person and a murderer, despite the message he wanted to embody, and yet so many people cheered him on, agreed with him, and even praised his anger-fueled, brutal summary execution of someone who was, at worst, guilty by association of the crime he was being murdered for. Too many people in the real world are evil, thinking they are good, which is the worst kind of evil.