[ SECRET POST #4126 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4126 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The law says that people are innocent until proven guilty. There were "shoot to kill" orders out on Bucky--it wasn't a matter of resisting arrest; they were going to kill him without due process. Later we learned he wasn't even going to get a trial or a lawyer.

Explain how executing, without fair trial, a known victim of Hydra's worst torture techniques would do anything to serve justice.

[(Anonymous)]

The no trial-no lawyer thing isn't canon, just fanon imaginings due to a flippant remark. We see him given a psychiatrist, which is a precursor to a psych eval for the trial. The shoot to kill order isn't canon either, since Sharon isn't on the task force. But regardless, Steve isn't justice. Steve is a common citizen. Justice is the task force. To argue otherwise is specious. You can't just say "I don't think my boy is going to get justice so I'm going to intervene myself." Instead, you APPROACH THE POLICE. Why didn't Steve go through freaking channels?

Because he thinks he is the law. That is the REASON the Avengers need the Accords in the first place. Q.E.D.

[(Anonymous)]

There's just as much canon to support "no lawyer" and "shoot to kill" as there is to support "totally fair trial" and "no death order" so idk what you're on about.

[(Anonymous)]

They SAID he wasn't getting a lawyer. And then Hawkeye and company were locked inside of a hidden base in the middle of the ocean with no trial. The Raft is the equivalent of Gitmo. Then again, considering you are fan of cops shooting fleeing people and POWs being punished you are probably a huge fan of Gitmo.