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Temple Phoenix

Talkin' nonsense, collectin' swag... Fanbases include (but are not limited to) Transformers, Marvel comics (especially Avengers), Dishonored, Steven Sondheim, the Valdemar books, TTRPGs, Columbo, Delicious in Dungeon, Greek mythology, Once & Future and general indie videogame shenanigans. Twitter account: http://twitter.com/TemplePhoenix
Mar 22 '15

Anonymous asked:

Why doesn't Professor X or Wolverine kill Magneto? Magneto is a unstable terrorist that will keep killing/maiming people until the day he dies and further estranging relations between humans and mutants, so isn't there some sort of moral duty to put a stop to him? He can't be held in prisons or be reformed, so why doesn't Professor X end it via his telepathic powers? (In as humane a way as possible, of course). THAT would make an interesting story for once.

brevoortformspring:

I think the answer to “Why don’t the heroes behave like the villains” is inherent in the question.

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  1. gpack3 reblogged this from brevoortformspring
  2. liamkelleher said: Also, the one time Professor X did cross the line and wipe Magneto’s mind, leaving him in a vegetative state, it made things worse. It led to Onslaught and avengers/F4’s “deaths”. Clearly removing Mags from the equation is not without repercussions
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  5. centipede-damascus said: Wolverine did kill Magneto once already! Well, kind of.
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