[ SECRET POST #2527 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2527 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

1. The villains are the ones who "caused the destruction," not the heroes.

2. How are the heroes "hypocrites" for not trying to fix every conceivable part of the problem? We're not talking about a government, which collects taxes and has responsibilities and obligations to its citizens - we're talking about a group of volunteers who have just risked their lives to prevent huge numbers of people from dying. So you're saying that, because they have chosen to undertake that task, they are now responsible for any destruction that took place while trying to save lives, and that if they don't empty their pockets to fix it all, they're actively bad people (even if they aren't billionaires, or if they suffered serious injury themselves during the battle)?

You're totally right, the Avengers should've just stayed home and not caused any trouble. Then none of it would've been their fault, even if the entire planet was subjugated by alien invaders and the entire city of New York was leveled. They wouldn't want to break anything, after all.