No. Superheros have secret identities to protect their friends and family. The best way to bring down a superhero is not to attack him/her but to attack the innocent people around the superhero. I don't think it is necessarily wrong for them to register with the government that they are a superhero but they should be allowed to maintain their secret identity.
2006-08-11 01:49:05
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answered by lil2much2handle 2
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No way! And to become soldiers of the state, no less! I'd lose all respect for the characters if they did that. The ideal superhero is cosmopolitan, stateless and nationless, a citizen of the world, and should be free to make the choice to wear or not wear a mask for whatever reason or even no reason at all.
2006-08-11 02:39:20
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answered by Ricardo P 3
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masks all the way. Their the reason that superhereos do what they do. If there was no need for masks in the first place, they they wouldnt have existed. I can see where the other side is coming from in terms of registration and making things safer as well as training heroes, but its just wrong. It doesnt make any sense,
Just waiting to see why Thors on the registration side ...
2006-08-12 03:19:40
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answered by Ziggy27 2
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When Captain America refuses to be an American soldier, you know that the Marvel Universe's America is no country to serve. So, no, they should keep their masks on and fight crime on their own terms.
2006-08-11 13:56:23
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answered by yarrrrgh 5
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If Front Line 5 doesn't make you hate the act, well then, you obviously voted for Bush.
2006-08-11 06:17:10
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answered by tridentoftime 3
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the government shouLd know their secret identities but the pubLic shouLd not. theyy shouLdn't become soldiers of the state but they shouLd recieve training from the state.
2006-08-11 02:58:21
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answered by Anonymous
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no
2006-08-11 01:45:00
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answered by Anonymous
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