ordinary superhero

Chapter 338 Are superheroes legal?
"Wrong? Of course Rogers is right. Although I also think superheroes need to be restricted, this management model is definitely not a superhero registration bill. That bill was created by the United Nations because it felt that the Avengers had too much control." Laura asked her opinion on the Civil War, Charles thought about it, and then spoke his opinion
Regarding the "Sokovia Agreement" that triggered the civil war, Charles is still opposed to it, and everything else can be explained, but the real-name system is very difficult to understand. What superheroes do in many large-scale operations is not the same as 007. The work of Kingsman is very similar. Most of the people they deal with also have dark backgrounds, so it is very necessary to protect their identities in order to prevent their relatives from being retaliated against. The real-name system is completely for the government to restrict individuals from being superheroes. Behavior is mandatory.

So the "Sokvia Agreement" seems to be for the people, but it is actually just a political show. Those countries that asked the Avengers to sign the "Sokvia Agreement" just wanted the Avengers to stop caring about their own country's ruin. It’s over, in their view, the Avengers are fighting against military violations on a global scale, just cutting off their money and protecting the world, sorry, our country does not need your protection, your protection has cost me money.

"So is Uncle Tony wrong? Did he agree to the Sokovia Accords to restrict the actions of superheroes?" Laura sighed when she heard that Charles was on Rogers' side because Rogers was wanted. His expression looks better.

"I have never understood Tony's views, but I think he should have no intention of doing bad things, just doing bad things with good intentions. In order to protect the earth, he wants to create Ultron to protect the earth instead of him. Now there is a legal plan for the Avengers. With his identity, he agreed with the United Nations to sign the "Sokvia Agreement". In my opinion, he is a bit paranoid. He stubbornly believes that the earth needs his protection, and tries to control those forces that can protect the earth. People feel bad."

In front of Laura, Charles began to analyze the plot diligently. In Charles' view, Tony was indeed a bit wrong about the civil war. His sense of crisis was too much. For the Avengers to have a legal identity, he just Ignoring the original purpose of the Avengers, that is the superhero alliance assembled by Nick Fury to protect the world, not the establishment of Nick Fury intending to give S.H.I.E.L.D. more controllable power, a powerful force It's hard to control itself, and Tony tried to do something that Nick Fury didn't think he could do, control the Avengers, which was something Nick Fury didn't intend to do, and didn't even think it was necessary to do.

Because people like Charles may join the former Avengers, but they will never join the Avengers who must sign the "Sokovia Agreement". When it is really necessary to protect the earth, Nick Fury Charles will definitely be invited, so where does Charles need to join?The Avengers?Or recreate a new Avengers?
"Then what should we do? Will we continue to be superheroes?" Laura looked outside and asked Charles about his future plans. Although Laura rarely becomes a superhero now, Charles has no plans to become a superhero anymore. Heroes, but this choice is their own choice, rather than being forced by the "Sokvia Agreement" not to be a superhero.

"If you want to continue being a superhero, do it. I have no objection. Does it have anything to do with whether we can continue to be superheroes?" Charles felt funny when he heard Laura's question, and asked a round . ,

"It is stated in the "Sokvia Agreement" that future superheroes must be registered to have the power to enforce the law, otherwise it will be illegal. I don't want to do that kind of registration, and all my information will be exposed." Laura heard Charles asked back, and said in disgust that Rogers did not agree to register as a superhero, so she didn't want to, but she wanted to continue being a superhero, so she was troubled.

"Hahaha, Laura, wait a minute, Victoria, help me find some news about "Acrobats". Laura needs to see my great achievements." When Charles heard that Laura actually wanted to sign the "Sockville" Asia Agreement", and then continued to be a superhero, his face could no longer collapse, he laughed, and then asked Victoria to pull out the past news of her former "superhero", pointing to the big "Acrobat in the end" Is it a superhero or a supercriminal" headline, indicating that it's time for Laura to take a closer look.

"What do you mean?" Laura looked at the news from a long time ago and didn't understand what Charles wanted to express.

"Laura, when did you think that superhero actions were legal? Before Iron Man appeared, Peter, a good neighbor of the people of New York, was chased by the police every day. I, a non-standard superhero, was pointed at a gun. Not when I was committing a crime, and besides, don't tell me you and Gwen haven't been shot.

Those cops really want to arrest us superheroes who don't abide by the dark laws, and then continue to live our [-]-to-[-] lives. With us superheroes, they have to work overtime a lot, because criminals I like crimes at night the most. If no one stops and calls the police, those policemen only need to find the victim in the daytime the next day, and superheroes are the murderers who make them have to work overtime every day. "

Charles talked very sinisterly about how superheroes are not welcomed by the law because superheroes destroy the stable order. Those who live well under the stable order have their peaceful lives destroyed by superheroes. Superheroes They were able to have a positive image simply because they never thought about gaining any benefits from their actions. They didn’t see that Charles was just playing a prank. The headline of the newspaper questioned whether Charles was a superhero or a super criminal. This world has never Superheroes have never been treated as ordinary people. They are either God, saving the world from suffering, or Satan, leading the world to hell. Ordinary people cannot be superheroes.

Charles' black-bellied statement scared Laura, who always felt that the police and herself were in love with each other. After blinking, Laura took a deep breath and asked Charles: "You mean, what should we do?" Just do what, the "Sokvia Agreement" has nothing to do with us, just pretend it doesn't exist?"

"Of course, Tony turned the Avengers into SHIELD in another sense, but what does that have to do with us? That powerful and genuine director of SHIELD, we didn't even come here to explain it. Pay attention to him, why should we pay attention to this "SHIELD" who is just a polished commander now." Charles saw that Laura was relieved by what he said, and the inner pride began to appear on his face.

"Yes, but Charles, you stepped on him with your foot." Laura remembered the second time Nick Fury came to the door and laughed.

(End of this chapter)