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“The Whole World Is Watching,” the fourth episode of Disney+’s “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” culminates in some of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most arresting imagery ever: John Walker’s (Wyatt Russell) Captain America, vengefully bludgeoning a man to death with a bloodied, stars and stripes-adorned shield. It’s a scene that, for a show that repeatedly purports to be about reevaluating nationalistic symbols, could have kicked off a searing critique along those lines. Witness America’s unstable, entitled mascot, juiced up on contraband super soldier serum, murdering someone on foreign soil.  By the finale, Walker is saving a truck full of civilians and breezily quoting Abraham Lincoln. “Mercy bears richer fruits than strict justice,” he says, letting us know that he’s learned his lesson. The abrupt pivot is not only narratively and thematically dissonant it’s symptomatic of the series’ craven unwillingness to address the sociopolitical questio

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