@Dernman said:
@JoseDRiveraTCR7 said:
@Dernman: Utopia is a real nation. The MU isn't the real world and shouldn't be treated at such. Also, I still haven't seen anyone post evidence of Scott's dictator-like habits. Also, when the X-Men go to over countries they aren't attacking that country of that country's govt.
Utopia is in U.S. territory nor them calling them themselves a nation doesn't make them one and saying it's a comic doesn't change that. Not true they not only attacked that country with the sentinels but that African nation in the latest Legacy. probably more in their past if I looked. Going after Irans nuclear program. I'm sure we will see other countries in the future. Not to mention they don't even have the right to operate in the first place in these nations in the first place. Don't forget they also will attack Wakanda to get at the Avengers. Also altering peoples minds without their permission is wrong on so many levels.
Utopia is it's own nation. Tony Stark said they couldn't charge them with anything under international law, implying that Utopia is it's own nation. S.W.O.R.D. considers Utopia a nation. Atlantis is considered it's own nation, and Utopia exist right above it. Heck, Asgard was once considered it's own nation when it existed above the US. Fact is, this is a comic and this is a different universe than our own. You can't use rules from reality in a world of fiction. Also, when I said Scott never attacked another country, I'm referring to pre-phoenix takeover.@TheAnnihilator said:
@JoseDRiveraTCR7 said:
@Dernman: Utopia is a real nation. The MU isn't the real world and shouldn't be treated at such. Also, I still haven't seen anyone post evidence of Scott's dictator-like habits. Also, when the X-Men go to over countries they aren't attacking that country of that country's govt.
They declared themselves a sovereign nation inside of U.S. territory, they aren't a real nation.
Do you read X-Men comics? We don't need to give you proof, it's on practically every page.
In the MU they are not inside US territory. This is a different universe, not reality, and in this universe they are in Altanean territory.
And just because I disagree with your opinion does not mean I do not read X-Men comics. This may be difficult for you, but please try not to be immature.
@Vortex13 said:
Technically he is a dictator. He has his own country, it doesn't really seem to be a democracy nobody voted for him. He took control, not aggressively but he still leads a country solo. If you argue that he listens to others, which lately he hasn't been, well so do dictators. They're called advisers, and unlike with a democracy or a country like the U.S. where you have checks and balances to prevent one person from taking complete control, a dictator can just give them the finger and basically tell them to go f##k themselves. Of course you can still say something like that if you're the seventh president of the United States of America Andrew Jackson who said to the Supreme Court when they said he couldn't invade... I don't remember which territory or which Native American tribe he was booting/slaughtering out of it, but the Supreme Court said no and he said "where's your army?". So that proves, at least early in the country's history, you can still be a dictator in a democracy lol.
He's a defacto leader, but not a dictator. He has shown that if anyone doesn't want him to be leader he's willing to have a vote. Since there hasn't been an election it's safe to say that the people of Utopia want him as their leader. We don't know much as the day to day life or the government aspect of Utopia, but when the story did focused on this Scott's didn't have much if any influence on the personal lives of the citizen, and it's been shown that the citizen partake in decisions ala Magik punishment after AoX. Scott has mostly only shown complete control when it came to the military/X-Men part of the story and that's because he's the general.
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