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Yep. The two sides are :Powers are dangerous and should be regulated/ overseen. And You can't round people up just because they have powers
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TWuG
Since it's Marvel, did X-Men ever factor into Civil War at all?
Posted by
Inigo (aka Inigo)
Aug 28 '15, 10:51
Seems like all the X-Men would be on the anti-registration side.
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Wolverine had some parts in the side stories, but the rest of the X-Men were given tripe, IIRC. -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 28, 10:58
Probably. It was ages ago that I read Civil War and I didn't much care for it. -- nm
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TWuG
Aug 28, 10:54
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