[ SECRET POST #3515]

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⌈ Secret Post #3515 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[link for nudity (Orlando Bloom), Orlando Bloom / Katy Perry]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That document was a freaking tome. We have no idea what was in it.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but having sub-par prison conditions and no due process included in the Accords themselves shoots the "Captain America might be used to evil governments, but the U.N. is NOT THEM" argument in the foot. Since that's one of the more common arguments for why Steve wasn't in the right, I think it's a valid point. Would you trust the oversight of countries that were okay with that sort of thing? Probably not.

[(Anonymous)]

We also don't know that they weren't arrested without due process. How do we know they weren't read their rights when arrested for i dunno blowing up an entire airport? For conducting a terrorist act on foreign soil, btw. I'm sure that's in the accord somewhere. "Invade foreign country without following proper diplomatic channels and then destroy property and endanger human lives, go directly to jail." I, personally, would like to see people arrested for that kind of behavior. Sure, throw them a lawyer, but we didn't see that part of it, did we?

Everyone is so eager to defend Steve and crew when all I can see is those cops he and Bucky seriously injured in that apartment building or those fatal car accidents they caused in the tunnel, all because Steve decided Bucky was above due process. Being arrested normally and tried. He would have been found innocent, after all.

So, feh.

[(Anonymous)]

Didn't Martin Freeman's character scoff at the very idea of Bucky getting a lawyer? I mean, people aren't pulling the no-due-process thing out of their ass, that was very heavily implied in the film.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh. They were not going to arrest Bucky. They were going to kill him. On sight.

[(Anonymous)]

+1000

The more comments I read by pro-Tony CA:CW viewers, the more I think that the reason they take Tony's side is because they somehow missed seeing several key scenes in the film. Maybe they were all dashing out for bathroom breaks during the talky bits?

[arcadiaego]

We also don't know that they weren't arrested without due process.

We do, actually, Martin Freeman's character made that very clear. Of course, Tony didn't know that was going to happen.