Why would a beat cop fail to recognize Sam Wilson literally one of the most famous people on the planet?
Why did Sam need to apply for a bank loan when a single phone call to Pepper Potts would have provided all the money he could ever need?
Why is Selena Meyer in this show, and why does she talk like a 14-year-old with ADHD?
Why did Sam waste time fighting Batroc during a ticking clock hostage situation when he could literally fly right out of there?
Why do the flag smashers put on masks to fight people that have already seen their faces?
Why did the Wakanda's take Zemo to the raft rather than Wakanda itself to face justice for murdering their king?
How can Sam survive a high impact collision with solid steel pipes and lift an armoured truck weighing at least 10 tonnes despite not being a super soldier?
Why does Sam struggle to use Captain America's shield during his training montage despite using it proficiently in his conversation with bucky just minutes earlier?
Why does Marvel keep trying to make Sharon Carter happen?
How are three lightly built women outfitted only with spears, able to subdue a cybernetically enhanced super-soldier with decades of combat experience, a highly trained special forces operative and one of the avengers all at the same time?
Clearly, these questions are meaningless, and if you find yourself asking them, you need to check your privilege and do better.
If this is any indication of where the MCU plans to go in terms of writing quality and social activism, then combined with a year-long gap between movie releases and an absolutely sterling lineup of phase 4 films that everyone's excited about (LMAO), I just can't see this going wrong.