@amazing_webhead said:
@waezi2:
Weren't you problem to begin with that you were feared and loathed by humanity? Why would you want that to anyone?
right, because clearly changing to avoid bigotry rather than getting rid of the bigotry itself is ALWAYS the solution
not to mention how Cyclops is blamed for his actions as Dark Phoenix, despite how every time Jean wipes out a fucking galaxy she's immediately forgiven.
No, you don't understand. I'm saying that Scott wants to force other people to have a problem he loathed. Think about it like this; Let's say I'm a... Jewish man, and I'm sad about the fact that there aren't so many Jews around, so I use a jew-raygun to make others jewish, whether they like it or not. Meaning that a; they have to face the same bigotry I face, and b; they have to change their lifestyle completely because of something I decided.
Also, why is it important that mutants exist? To fight supervillains? There are already superheroes, and more will most likely appear without the help of mutant genes. The x gen could just as well create more evil mutants. Scott just wanted mutants because he sees them as a people, a race. But all those people who gained mutant powers? They are still the same people, only now they have powers and have to deal with bigots. Sure, people became mutants whether they liked it or not before M-Day, but that was natures way of saying; tough break, you are a freaks now. Not the mutants.
And Jean didn't chose to use the P Force to achieve something. It was more or less a burden. Scott was foolish enough to think he could somehow manipulate it through Hope. hat's not just dangerous, it's also stupid. Yes, P Force gives rebirth, but usually with a lot of DESTRUCTION in the mix.
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