[Lionheart]

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I think their initial point was that clearly, it's not as big a problem as people keep saying it is.

And mine was that for some people it is. There is no right and wrong.

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Agree. They should just go back to where they came from.

No, they should recognise that as a minority in a country they won't be as well represented as the majority. If I moved to China and raised a family there, how many generations could I wait before I complained that the country didn't represent me well enough? But aside from that, my point has a valid basis: lots of British Indians work in the Bollywood film industry because they have an advantage of the native Indians. They can get damn good careers out of it. And they don't go because they have no opportunities in the UK, just that the competition is much higher for less work, and in Bollywood they stand out more. If Asian-Americans were to go to China I expect they would find work easier to get, and it would be a great time to get involved in what is a young but massively expanding industry.

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Thor had an out because the first movie pretty much says they aren't the same as the gods from Norse mythology, but inspired them. That's why Kat Dennings' character has a line about primitive cultures like Vikings mistaking the Asgardians for celestial deities.

That may be an out, but I'll call it a 'cop-out'

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Themyscira being multiracial is straight fro the comics. The origin of the Amazons was that they were reincarnated from women who were brutalized or murdered across history.

Not the original comics - just the rebooted version. And that represents far more the writers / artists multiracial society at the time than Greece itself. I mean, have you ever been to the Greek islands? Do you know how multiracial they are? They're not. But again, they're fictional lands right? Just like Asgard, which brings us to the equally fictional lands of Wakanda...

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There's no way that's happening. Besides they already have Klaw and Martin Freeman's character.

Well, we don't know for certain yet, but there's no reason why they shouldn't. They could just as easily do a Thor cop-out, after all Wakanda is fictional (and magical).