Captain Amurderca

except he had already displayed this strength before the walkway

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>>82548990
He knew enough about how Spider-Man was conducting himself in the fight to get a feel for his spider-sense and agility. Cap was confident that Spidey could get out of the way in time, and simply intended to put a barrier between them. Parker knew he had the strength to handle it, and so he stood there. If he wanted him dead, he'd have just tossed his shield at him so he'd have to drop it on himself.

>Captain America killing
Nobody cares, OP. Go back to watching Man of Murder and Murderman v. Murderman: Dawn of Murder.

>>82549043
Still, Bucky got shit from Cap for being too dangerous. Just seems inconsistent.

>>82549119
Take your company wars back to /v/ you fucking retard.

>>82548990
Reminder, Cap is a soldier and fought in world war 2. Him killing someone is not actually something new.

>>82549130
>Take your company wars back to /v/ you fucking retard.
No.

>>82548990
You realize he faught in an actual war and was once carrying a gun alongside that shield, right?

>>82548990
>He did not know Spider-Man had super strength.
Yea he did.

>>82549139
Then at least put a trip on so I can filter your autism.

>>82549138
>>82549141
>comparing war to murder

stop

>>82549160
No.

>>82548990
>He did not know Spider-Man had super strength.
Spidey held back Caps arms with webbing pull. Holding back the arms of a man who pulled a chopper down ... Cap knows the kid had super strength.

He pulled Spidey's face to the shield and Spidey still got up. Cap normally had normal people knocked out after getting hit by his shield.

>>82549178
>Civil War
desu (to be honest) senpai (family)

>>82549223
>5 on 5 skirmish
>"war"

nigga that's a pickup basketball game

>>82549130
>Still, Bucky got shit from Cap for being too dangerous. Just seems inconsistent.
Because he nearly dropped a police man without any super powers from the third floor.

>>82549260
>dropping a walkway on Spidey
>"murder"

bitch nyugggaaaa, dats a distraction

>>82549282
how's that any worse than dropping a walk way on an low-income new york teenager who's also a virgin?

>>82549362
The cop didn't spend the fight dominating pretty much everyone he was up against.

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Reminder that a 12 year old boy stole a WW2 veteran's priceless artifact and proceeded to throw stuff at another veteran

>>82549130
how else is Cap supposed to incapacitate Spidey if not dropping a truck on him

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>>82549424

>>82548990

Well Tony brought along a teenager, dressed him in a full face mask and body suit so that people won't know he's just a kid when he gets involved in a full out confrontation with a group of powerful and well-trained individuals including a dangerous escaped killer.

>>82549104
I'll second that nomination of your getting the No Prize with that answer.

Wrong, You're right perhaps Cap didn't know that Spider-man was capable. However, he knows Tony Stark. And he knows, Tony Stark meant to use Spider-man as a hard counter for those who went against him so he assessed him as a capable threat. And he was.