Simply because they made their Gods into their own images.

So then there was nothing wrong with the gods in the movie “Gods of Egypt” being white?

Of course the Sumerians weren’t “white” in the American sense, but there’s no reason to believe that they looked much different than the Greeks. Mediterranean, Eastern European, North African, and West Asian peoples share tremendous genetic affinity, which is why they have broadly common phenotypes. This is borne out…

To answer that question: probably because all the depictions of those deities created actually looked like those people. I mean, it’s not actually an assumption to think they look a specific way when they are shown to actually look that way.

Yeah, you kind of hit the nail on the head.

The pack of wolves set upon the fawn with savage ferocity.

ohhhh savage burn

But here’s the thing. If a person finds a word offensive, apologize and stop using it. For 99.99% of the population, savage is a word with no baggage. We need to stop saying “you can’t say X because I can imagine a specific scenario in which a person might find X offensive under certain circumstances.”
We don’t need to…

I mean, you’re entitled to your opinion but to suggest the “Dude’s just talkin’ about a video game name” when it’s pretty clear the conversation Paul is trying to start is so much larger than that is pretty stupid - respectfully.  

You’re super good at logical fallacies. Like, crazy good.
Other synonyms for savage:

This feels like the most manufactured of manufactured controversies. I Googled “savage” as requested, and got the following as the first result.

None of the definitions feel inherently racist, and the initial adjectival definition feels like it serves the game perfectly. Sure, the developers *could* have chosen a…

trying to manufacture controversy where none exists

Ya I know they should have totally kept her in the skin tight latex suit she normally wears... 

He’s about to be cease-and-desisted so hard.

As others have said, he had a daughter in the MC2 Spider-girl series where Peter retired after losing a leg instead of a hand. 

Thanks for saving me the time and money. Jar Jar Abrams and his nepotism at its finest. I hope Warner really reconsiders giving him Superman. 

What could it possibly matter? There’s already a story where he has a daughter. Go read that one. 

There’s already two daughters of Spider-Man narratives (May-Day and the Spider-Girl Defalco run, Annie-May in the Renew Your Vows series) so yeah... this is kinda the first time they’ve explored a Parker son, so what’s wrong with that?

And Peter has a teenaged son with powers named Ben?

The look on the soldier’s face is perfect. It’s like he’s thinking, “Wait a minute... did I really just kill Star Wars?!”