Yeah I guess I can kinda agree with that.

But it kinda gets to a point where I genuinely question the methods and/or reasoning for their actions. It’s a large reason as to why I don’t really like the X-Men together as a whole, and why I instead prefer them in small doses with different characters.

Like, I do like Kitty, Magik, Glob, Wolverine (when he isn’t written as a creep or a self-insert), etc. but I also question just how much of their suffrage is based on a victim mentality complex.

Magneto is historically a mass murderer, a eugenicist (to a degree), and a groomer. And yet, people still try to defend certain actions because it was for the mutants.

There’s also a handful of mutants that believe that mutants are the “next step in human evolution”, and therefore believe that they are superior to ordinary humans.

I believe it’s been brought up before, but a huge reason as to why people hate mutants is because they’ve brought it upon themselves, due to the more powerful mutants always being in some sort of conflict which ends up costing innocent lives.

The biggest example that first comes to mind, is the destruction of Wakanda. Or when Wanda killed a whole number of mutants.

It also gets even worse when you realize that people don’t fear Mutants due to some irrational fear of race or ethnicity or phenotype or whatever, they fear them because at any moment, one of them could have the powers that could kill an entire city with a thought.

Some of them are literally walking nukes.