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histleblower (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) who’s in hiding. Frank’s closest ally is Curtis (Jason R. Moore), who served alongside him in Iraq and Afghanistan, and who runs a therapy group for veterans. The first few episodes go deep on the sense of isolation and alienation these returning soldiers feel. “I just know that I fought for this country and it’s got no place for me,” one man says. “I don’t know what the rules are anymore.” It’s a fascinating indictment of the American government, which, the show argues, trains young men as killers and then casts them aside. Without reliable institutions to believe in, The Punisher suggests, people create their own, and the series emphasiz...“The system let Frank down in a big way,” Curtis explains at one point. “So he did what he was trained to do.” What makes The Punisher most interesting, though, is that it’s clear Frank finds pleasure in killing. It’s the logical extension of all his years of training, the manifestation of his id, and it makes the most violent scenes more disturbing than heroic. The show’s most gripping set pieces resemble first-person shooter games, where Frank ducks and dives through dark rooms and wooded landscapes. It’s a lot like the John Wick franchise, where the thrill of watching is experiencing the action almost first-hand, and like John Wick, Frank is an eminently skilled professional with a very simple mission: revenge. https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/11/the-punisher-review-netflix/546182/

i mean i obviously dont trust a marvel show to have any sort of meaningful critique of the military or whatever, but there are parts where the kid is lost traumatized doesnt want to talk about it. and the other guy fills in the void with nra 2nd amndt stuff and he buys in. its clear though that it didn’t have to happen, that wasnt necessarily the answer he was looking for. ‘the government is taking away our guns.’ because yeah you are being fucked over! he’s good at working on a team encouraging other people. it seems like theres no other really strong equivalent in the civilian world to that kind of taking care of each other bonding, unions maybe. and isnt it wild that the military the governments tapped into that and given you the most tightly wrapped up version of that in a terror machine with so much submission command. but it works because its easy and its what you want already, a little at least. like 10th grade i was in the airport and saw three soldiers with a german shepherd curled up on the floor and was like god i should join or something. i didnt know shit about it and it was like a week-long thing but its easy to get to people. fuck it, etc, but i think the emotional part of being tied to a group of people is important and .. useful when its for nonimperialist purposes lol