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  • ClimateChangeAnxiety [he/him, they/them]
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    2 years ago

    Even X-men has this problem to some extent. You’re supposed to feel for the mutants and understand that the way humanity treats them is wrong, which obviously it is. But also some of them have the power to end the world so it’s not exactly the same as being afraid of black people having equal rights. It makes some level of sense that parents would be nervous having a girl in their kids class who can kill them with a single touch, or a guy who shoots lasers out of his eyeballs at all times

    • Huldra [they/them, it/its]
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      2 years ago

      Theres literally a mutant in the comics whos power randomly activates one day and it turns him into a zone of death where anyone near him spontaneously combusts, like yeah no shit you would wanna invent a cure to prevent that, absurd to have a roulette wheel rolling at all times where the most realistic good outcome is the kid becomes a controllable living weapon, worst case scenario they become an uncontrollable weapon, and top jackpot they maybe get some power to help people that science cant do.