“The Blip” Affected Most Of The World
When Thanos snapped his fingers and wiped out half the life in the universe, it took five years for those lives to come back. At least, it was 5 years for those that were never affected by this. Called “The Blip,” people faded to dust only to return as if nothing happened. For them, it was only a small moment in time but those five years that passed by were pretty significant. It essentially messed up the world because people were able to get property such as homes that the “blipped” left behind. It is clear that wiping out half of all life only served to help some people while it would become a huge problem when billions of people returned. People who owned homes, cars, and even businesses suddenly lost everything.
Their bank accounts were emptied and any job they would have held before was now filled by someone else. It only led to a huge problem, but the MCU decided to not focus so much on this side of things. Instead, they had Karli, the main villain in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, try to restore things back to where they were when people faded to dust. The idea was that minorities were able to finally have a shot at the same stuff white people had. Yet the Flag Smashers were made to appear like revolutionaries fighting for the little guy. All while murdering for the heck of it. The writing made sense when it came to minorities getting a shot, but then Marvel propped up murderers who kill for no real reason. This type of issue wasn’t present in previous Marvel Studios phases.