Grammar is funny that way it could be interpreted your way or it could be interpreted as "fascist who murders"

I would guess you misread that, it seems like a grammatically unlikely interpretation given the context.

In the article, the phrase is describing the punisher in light of the police worship of a " lawless, fascist murderer", so I would expect both of those adjectives to be referring to the punisher.

And I don't think the punisher is known for killing fascists either, although I'm willing to defer to someone who has read any of the comics.

He doesn't hate cops. He fully buys the thin blue line bullcrap for "the good ones."

He hates cops that would try to do what he does.

Read Punisher: Max. They did, I think. Works with and likes cops in that one. Very fascist tone.

No doubt cops idolizing the punisher are fascists and idiots, i just think it's a strikingly prominent, inaccurate title and focus for the article.

I am using the definition of fascism, yes, to point out that the punisher does not fit that definition.

Your connection between Trump and the punisher is untenable; Trump is an immature wannabe dictator starving for attention living in a self-created world of illusions, deliberately and vocally ignoring the practical realities around him, and paying others to keep him in power as long as possible.

The punisher is a solo vigilante quietly skulking around in the shadows whose main purpose is revenge for his family with no interest in becoming a leader or even a part of society. He takes matters into his own hands, literally.

The video you posted has a pretty strong "i'm 14 and this is deep" vibe, it's a narrow conclusion-driven critique of extremely limited facets of a few pg-13 movie characters.

Superman was created by two Jewish teens who eventually used the hero to tell stories about fighting specifically fascism, and real world terrors like mine collapses.

None of those heroes want to be a leader, they all have special hideaway places that they self-inter themselves so that they won't become some sort of leader that they know they shouldn't be.

The video isn't a valid critique of any of those heroes. Culturally insensitive American movies making Americans look good or special as the heroes isn't exactly a new thing or particular to superheroes. Brendan Fraser did it in the mummy. Most movies with a hero from any country do that.

Yeah but the extra steps are just shooting them in the face or snapping their necks.

Can't commit a crime if your face was eaten by piranhas

Cool, then I'll just say yes and we can both pretend we know what we're talking about hahaha.

Depends on the writer. Sometimes he's a contractor for the American government, he's been a Frankenstein and an Iron Man, sometimes an outright fascist, sometimes killing fascists.

Oh, thank you for this, I was waiting for someone who knew anything about the comics to chime in. I'm going to check that out immediately.