[ SECRET POST #2120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2120 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I see both sides. On the one hand, yeah, someone with Rogue's power would want to get rid of it.
What bothered me was how the government was weaponizing it. Would it have been used as a punishment for mutant criminals, in a year or two? That's a pretty horrifying thought to me, that someone who used their power to commit a crime, any crime, not just the big political terrorism acts, something like shoplifting or something, could have their power forcibly taken away because the government deems mutants "too dangerous."

Another thing was the imagery of an abortion clinic. Protestors with signs screaming at people waiting to go into the center and telling them not to do it ... that made me incredibly uncomfortable. It's their body, let them do with it what they want! And certainly don't firebomb the center! *shudders*

Finally, in the beginning of X3 we see Angel almost get the "cure," and it's apparent that he 1) doesn't want it and 2) his dad is right there pressuring him. There's too much leeway for abuse of the system there. Were parents with much younger children taking their kids in for "a shot to make it all better" also? Is that legal? Morally right?