So regarding the "public execution"

There was no other choice. This terrorist, is a SUPER SOLDIER. They do not have HANDCUFFS strong enough to hold him, and even if they did, they would need WAY more restraints than that. They are in a country where they do NOT have authority (Which is the ACTUAL worst thing Walker did, but both Bucky and Sam did that too so it's not a knock against him, it's just dumb writing) and they do NOT have the resources to apprehend ANYONE. If hypothetically they COULD restrain this guy, their only option would be to kidnap him, and then TORTURE him until he spills where the flag smashers are based.

But MOMENTS before this guy picked up a HEAVY stone object and threw it like it was a toy. Surrender is not an option. We've already seen what these guys can do, ONE PUNCH and you're DEAD instantly. This guy shouting he's surrendering is NOTHING but a manipulation tactic, if Walker had gone "Oh he surrendered. I guess I can't kill him now. I've got no way to restrain him, so I'll just leave him here and, honor system? Yeah, honor system."
If he so much as turns around this guy can deliver a super soldier punch to the spine, kill Walker instantly and just run away. Sam and Bucky weren't able to catch ANY of the flag smashers, so they're not nabbing this guy. Even if they DID catch up to him, again, THEY CANNOT RESTRAIN THESE PEOPLE! Like TEN guys in an ELEVATOR weren't able to hold down Captain America!!! Bucky is pretty strong, but he's still just one guy, and they're not exactly in a secure location. What's Bucky gonna do? Just keep him in a full nelson as they transport him MILES away? Again, if he gets ONE ARM free he has a kill opportunity on EVERYONE within his reach.

This man is too dangerous to be allowed to walk away, he has demonstrated he is ACTIVELY trying to kill people, he cannot be restrained, and he has JUST murdered an American Soldier, taking him out is not just the smart move, it's the ONLY correct move. If IRON MAN was around and was there to help it'd be a different story, but he wasn't.

Oh wait, let's talk about that too! What did Iron Man do with the last terrorist HE fought?

He was hiding, I believe, yeah? Yes he was. Iron Man then pulls him through a wall, and what does he do with the now defenseless, unarmed man who is no longer a threat to anyone? Someone who would MOST CERTAINLY surrender, and can be restrained with ordinary handcuffs? What does he do with the man who could be interrogated and expose who knows how many secrets of the ten rings? Does he, restrain him and fly him over to local authorities? Does he call in the US military? Does he set up a makeshift cell while the local government moves in?

Nah. He throws him into the middle of a crowd of people, and flies off while saying clearly "He's all yours".

Iron Man leaves a defenseless, entirely disarmed normal human man to be beaten to death by an angry mob, and nobody is attacking him for it. Which is the CORRECT response, but Walker ALSO made the right decision here, but he's attacked. Why?

Cause he was RECORDED doing it. So these people are advocating that it's OK to execute surrendering people, so long as nobody sees you do it. This is their morality.

They took two likeable men and made them into assholes.  Sam was a good man who cared for veterans with PTSD.  He took Cap and Nat into his home, at great personal risk, because it was RIGHT.  He volunteered to help Cap because he believed in him.  Cap trusted him with the shield.  WHY MAKE HIM AN ASSHOLE?!

Bucky Barnes, one of 2 people who fought both Thanos and hitler, has never fought for anything bigger than himself

I swear, I’m convinced they ACCIDENTALLY made Walker a good character with a meaningful arc.

Wait wait, this guy lost his partner in front of him and had his image smeared so that he felt like he had failed as Captain America? He laid there in a heap just coping/grieving for a little bit, then got up, said "Time to go to work." Then did so? Greatest character in the MCU!

What gets me is that they introduce Walker by saying he won three medals of honor. That is fucking amazing, and marks him as an absolute hero. That's the US Military's highest award. That Falcon is all 'fuck this guy' is so bizarre.

Sam, Bucky, and Walker are all war vets. Bucky fought in one of the worst wars in world history. Sam lost a wingman, similarly to Walker losing Lamar. They should understand the cruelty and brutality of war and what it sometimes takes to stop evil. But, Walker is the only one who understands that. What?!

John Walker is the real hero of Falcon & Winter Soldier and you can't change my mind. He EARNED Cap's shield whereas Sam didn't. Steve would've been pissed and disappointed at how Sam & Bucky treated John & Lamar. John needed guidance and was willing to work with Sam & Bucky, but they spat on him every chance they got. If the writers wanted me to hate this guy, they failed miserably.

Lamar: dies from a single punch from a Super Soldier because he's a normal human being
Black Widow in her own movie:

Steve and his shield were in an icy tomb during Isaiah’s tenure, so how does “the shield” have a complicated history and how is it all Steve’s fault?

Ukraine: "Help us, Russian forces have overwhelmed our defenses, they've taken Kiev!"
Falcon: "Lol, you still believe in borders?"

Sam worked with veterans struggling with PTSD and other issues when we first met him in Winter Soldier. Imagine him leaning into that role more in this show, especially if he'd done that for Walker after Lemar died.

95% of this show is trying to justify Carlie actions to make her a hero not a villian.... without her changing her ways

"Alright Captain America, you gotta help us, man. How we gonna fix the displaced people?"

"Do better."

Shit's hilarious

John Walker: “Wingman”
Sam: triggered

Meanwhile back in Avengers 1
Tony: “Everything special about you came from a bottle.”
Steve: Willing to work with Tony to save the world anyway despite their differences

That’s why Steve will always be the only Captain America.

This is the only show I’ve ever seen where the writing is so bad they accidentally made the villain too good of a human being to be considered a villain, but the characters still treat him like a villain

What's funny about SJW shows like this is that the "bad guys" are either cartoonishly obnoxious sexists or people with common sense demonized for no reason, and thankfully Walker's on the 2nd category

Sam: Calls Riley a wingman

Audience: 👍

John: Calls Sam and Bucky wingmen

Idiots: 😨

Sam: being an oppressed minority.
Also Sam: having a deep connection with Wakandan monarchy that they sent a multibillion dollar suit for him unconditionally.

John: being a privileged white supremacist asshole.
Also John: having to craft his own shield because he got nobody’s support and he did it with his broken arm.

My favorite part of the whole show was when Zeemo shot Karli in the stomach. I audibly roar "YES" in triumph and raised my fist into the air. Most of everything else felt cheap and manipulative.