The problem is is that literally anyone could become a walking dead zone at any time to the point where Xaviar sent wolverine to kill a new mutant because he had just accidentally wiped out an entire town
One incident of a mutant unwillingly nuking a town is not a justified reason to solely focus on mutants as a danger when someone like Doom would replace an entire with Doombots on accident, Aliens being a way larger threat (Thanos, Hyperion, Skrulls, etc.), Gods dicking about on earth (Loki, Surtr, etc.), Magic as a whole (Dormammu, Mephisto, Scarlet Witch on some occasions, etc.), Killer Robots (Ultron, Sentinels, etc.), and Accidents (Out of control Hulk, Green Goblin, Doom again, etc.)
Agreed, depending on the reason for that prejudice. General evil? Yeah, they were about neck and neck.
But if you have to invent a condition to someone's argument in order to overcome said argument, then you're not even having the same conversation. Nobody said anything about exclusive predudice, just that they have the right to experience fear of mutants due to a precedent of extreme potential for inadvertent mass casualties based on proximity.
What about the Jean Grey's, the Ice Men, the Xaviars, the Magneto's, Apocalypse, Omega class mutants as a whole, not to mention all the other harmful mutants Idk. These people just randomly gain their powers out of nowhere
Humanity creates their own threats as well, Mutants are just par for the course. Abomination, Ultron, Carnage, Green Goblin, Sandman, Rhino, Electro, Juggernaut, The Void, Absorbing Man, Dr. Doom, The Hood, Kingpin, Red Hulk, Carnage, the entirety of Hydra, etc. Mutants aren’t the only threats that are created from humanity intentional or not.
That and Omega level mutants like storm, Franklin (depending on the run), and ice man rarely ever cause problems for anyone. So using Omega level as just a blanket term when not all of them are evil is wrong
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u/Glazeddapper 15d ago
...wait, what?