[ SECRET POST #3545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3545 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

They were both wrong, and both right. I happen to think Steve was correct in not signing the Accords. The super powered people were not given enough time to read and process that entire document. Three days? That's bullshit. Obviously, the countries that signed the Accords were given a lot more time to read them and sign them.

Tony is correct that there needs to be some oversight, especially of him, since he gets caught up in the thrill of creating and doesn't think things through. At all, really. But who should do the oversight? Not the WSC - see CA:TWS for reasons why. The UN? In our world, they're Eurocentric and racist. Why would they be different in Marvel's world? So I didn't see anyone put forth that was impartial enough to be an overseer. Ross, both Rosses, were arrogant, and one of them was the cause of the destruction of Harlem.

Also, while there were deaths associated with all those incidents General Ross showed, there could have been a lot more. I would argue that including the alien attack in NYC was unfair, since the Avengers stopped an invasion of the world. Ultron was Tony, all the way, not helped by Bruce. Lagos was Steve's fault, but the tream was there, too, so...yeah, that's on them. Johannesburg was again, Tony and Bruce. How, again, is that Steve?

So, yeah. I still think Steve was more right than wrong, and I think Tony was more in the wrong than in the right, but it's a nuanced thought. There's a lot of grey in the decision. It's not really black and white, it you're operating under real-world strictures.

[(Anonymous)]

+1000 to all of this.