You can ' t prove nonexistence of things . you can only evaluate evidence for things that ARE real . You can ' t prove the Easter Bunny doesn ' t exist . <| sep |> This . Look for lots of blue . But , remember , some of those points are gyms also . <| sep |> You don ' t have to <| sep |> Its zombie medals , watch your treasure book <| sep |> I ' ve seen Ring of Truth and Optic Amulet , as well as Undead Crown . There ' s also the Black Mushroom . <| sep |> They are bellow standard for esport ? ? Are you kidding the have an awsome esport scene , if not the best ? How is that not setting higher standards than esports . <| sep |> i add to talk <| sep |> Why would reaper itself have anything to do with it ? <| sep |> Wall decor <| sep |> No , I ' m defending the right of African Americans to exist in the film sphere without being lumped in with Africans with whom they share nothing in common . Your reasoning is taking this successful japanese movie and arguing that it shouldn ' t be allowed to feature Japanese actors because it happens to be set in a fictional nonJapanese country that has no realworld counterpart , despite the fact that that fictional country is Japan in everything but name . Look , I don ' t want to see Americans making a film about Africa , when there ' s Africans who are infinitely more qualified to do that job . What you ' re asking for is something that Hollywood and Marvel should keep their hands the hell away from , because Americans imposing their ideas about what Africa is on Africans is what American cultural imperialism ACTUALLY is . Also , why not turn the main character white ? it ' s intended to an american audience and they ' re 70 % white , after all ! Honestly . either you haven ' t read a word I ' ve written , or you ' re a troll , because this is just complete nonsense . Edit Wakanda is not in Africa . Wakanda is a fictional country , set in a fictional world , that has nothing to do with the real Africa . It isn ' t even written by anyone from Africa to the best of my knowledge . It is insulting to actual Africans to expect them to accept it as part of their culture .