Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
Facts is: Magneto been through heavy shit and is lashing out to the ones responsible before they do anything more
If you can't align to that, great, that means you had a nice and easy life without worries
I never said I couldn't understand it. But hurting others because they (or others) hurt you is still technically an immoral act by most people's standards. Even revenge, you're still sinking to that person's level.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
just like how the X-Men are not the heroes to humanity. Just like how Spiderman is not a hero to J. Jonah Jameson.
The reason why it took the X-men so long was because they tried going the peaceful route for so long with a species that obviously didn't want peace with them.just because the species that actively and openly hunt his species see him as a villain, that doesn't make him a villain
Plenty of Humans consider the X-Men to be heroes. You're speaking like Humanity is one giant, homogeneous group, when it isn't. Neither are mutants.
and no, it's his villainous acts that make him a villain. We tend to judge people by their actions, not their feelings or their intentions. Magneto has done some awful shit. And like I said before, something being understandable isn't the same as being justifiable. At least, depending on who you ask, anyway. Xavier wouldn't think it's justifiable, and he's a prick himself.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
@PR, here Magneto even supports Jean in establishing a law that forbids Mutants from actively killing humans 🤷🏻‍♂️and this is after Humans infiltrated Krakoa and assassinated Charles. So with all this humans have a right to fear shit
SOME humans. You're refusing to differentiate just like Magneto refused to differentiate. He saw Humans as the enemy even when Mutants have always had Human allies in one form or another.
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The original argument was whether Magneto is a villain or not. My argument is that by his acts alone, he is.
And yes, in general a mutant is by default more dangerous than a human. Can a human be more dangerous? Sure, but that only happens when you add in outside factors. The x-gene is less of an outside factor than anything that could make a human a danger to their entire town.
so yes, a human has every right to be justifiably afraid of a mutant. that doesn't, however, negate the mutant's right to protect themselves if the human tries to unfairly oppress them. that's literally what the x-men do.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Freaky.