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History Geekery for Steve Rogers
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2012-07-24 08:06 am (UTC)
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Hm, whereas I feel exactly the opposite: I think modern/younger people are so used to these things being an established part of history, we're much less horrified/emotionally affected by it than someone from Steve's era (or pre-World Wars) would be.
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Date: 2012-07-24 08:06 am (UTC)Hm, whereas I feel exactly the opposite: I think modern/younger people are so used to these things being an established part of history, we're much less horrified/emotionally affected by it than someone from Steve's era (or pre-World Wars) would be.