[ SECRET POST #5245 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5245 ⌋

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


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Comments

[meadowphoenix]

The only actual decision that seems unilaterally made about other people in Civil War is being cagey about keeping Wanda on the compound, which frankly is definitely something he should have told her, but was not in fact unilateral unless Vision isn't considered a person.

Let's keep Tony to his actual faults, aka bringing a child into an international conflict.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed on all of this, except the choice to refer to Peter as a child. He was, however, young enough that recruiting him for a superhero dust up in another freaking country was very much not ethically copacetic.

[(Anonymous)]

He was, legally and literally, a child.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, no, I don't care how old Tom Holland was, but that was a high-schooler. I have one at home. They are children. They should not be thrown into a fight with superhores by adults.

[(Anonymous)]

This is a great typo

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, touche :D

[meadowphoenix]

Peter wasn't even 15, his own crime-fighting aside, cmon friend, he's a child (and that's pretty much emphasized in the movie, so).