[ SECRET POST #5245 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5245 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Personally, I just found it really weird that The Guy In A Suit presumed to talk on behalf of all the fancy superheroes when he's one of the ones without a literal physical superpower. He could just never suit up again and be normal. It's not really the case for some of the others.

[(Anonymous)]

Right? He's one of the few with an actual choice in the matter.

[meadowphoenix]

Literally all the superheroes there at the time were People with Tech except for Wanda and Steve (Vision being literally tech), and there is literally nothing preventing any of them from "being normal" except their desire to not be.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, Vision couldn't exactly /stop/ being tech, though.

And then Tony after making his argument brings in a toddler with built-in powers.

[meadowphoenix]

I mean Tony won't survive without his magic element, so he's about as reliant on his own tech. I think people would quibble with calling Tony enhanced, but he's unquestionably altered and it's weird to pretend he isn't. Just say he can't talk for other people because he shouldn't talk for anyone else (even tho he isn't), don't make it about enhancement which isn't frankly the problem any of these people were having with fake UN.

And Peter isn't a toddler, but Tony shouldn't have involved him regardless because he is a child.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

I mean Tony won't survive without his magic element, so he's about as reliant on his own tech.

Is that still true though? Honest question. I thought he had the shrapnel and arc reactor removed from his chest as of the end of IM3. Now later on, at least by Infinity War, he apparently had some version of it put back in, but it seemed like that was more about the nanotech suit.

[meadowphoenix]

You're absolutely right, I remember now that he dumped his arc reactor in the sea. Well, forget the part of him being altered, then.

[(Anonymous)]

No. Steve and Wanda can't just decide not to be enhanced. Bruce can't just wish the Hulk away. Thor can't just decide to not be Asgardian. It was more than just Steve and Wanda, and even if it were only them, it was pretty shitty of Tony to decide he spoke for people who stood to lose a LOT more than he did.

[(Anonymous)]

Thor and Bruce weren't there, but regardless, I agree.

[meadowphoenix]

No, let's be clear here. OP said they can't be "normal" not "unenhanced." They can absolutely choose to be normal (as normal as tony whose circulatory system is now controlled by magic element), and for that matter "you can't break international law" isn't in fact something they were entitled to, to begin with. they aren't losing a damn thing, lmao. And lastly....spoke for who how? Wanda was on route for deportation, so as much as Tony should absolutely have said "you're going to detainment if you step off this private property" it's not wildly unreasonable to want her to not get deported. Hulk and Thor were deliberately excluded from this movie because everyone already knows you're not putting them anywhere

[(Anonymous)]

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