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Chapter 442 Mutant Nation
A trial institution for superhumans? This is a new thing.
Strange, who originally looked tired, became interested, while Howard remained calm.
"This suggestion has been proposed by many councilors, and the government has also put this matter on the agenda. It is expected that relevant institutions will be established soon."
Howard himself also felt that the current law is not applicable when dealing with some superhumans, sometimes leading to sentences that are too lenient or too severe. The government has actually been paying attention to this matter.
The Supreme Squadron, which possesses law enforcement power, is an attempt by the government. Although the firepower of the police has been improved in recent years, there are still a small number of superhumans and super villains who can override the police and even the army.
A powerful magician once said that magic should be used to defeat magic. Obviously, the government has also considered this point, so after careful consideration, they chose the Supreme Squadron as the first batch of superhero teams to recruit.
"An institution established by you?" Gambit sneered. "Is there any difference from before?"
"Rest assured, the superhumans who are arrested must have made mistakes." Howard frowned, clearly dissatisfied with Gambit's unauthorized interruption.
"Then may I ask, is there a protection law for superhumans?" Yang Le asked with a smile. He had already seen that the shadow of the nation was clearly behind this Iron Ambition. Although there was no obvious intersection between the two sides, he might still be the superior of this Supreme Squadron.
"This..." Howard was stunned. There really wasn't one, because he himself was an ordinary person. So, from Howard's perspective, ordinary people were the weaker side when facing superhumans.
After all, without the protection of armor, Howard would have no capital to contend with superhumans. This was something he had actually experienced in his short hero career, to the point that he had forgotten that the most common superhuman, mutants, nowadays were the oppressed side in the process of contacting ordinary people.
This is because, although there are many mutants, their abilities are mostly uneven. The strong ones, like Magneto, can destroy a nation with a flip of their hand, while the weak ones, when faced with beatings and bullying, will be as powerless as ordinary people.
"So my suggestion is not for you." Yang Le looked at Magneto again. "Why not establish a kingdom that belongs exclusively to mutants? And then have mutants send representatives to jointly establish a law enforcement institution with ordinary people?"
Yang Le had actually thought about this when reading comics before. Since mutants are so unpopular in today's society, why not establish a country exclusively for mutants like the Inhumans?
"If you are afraid that humans will judge too harshly, then let mutants participate in it. If you are afraid that mutants will protect compatriots, then let humans supervise. You can even let various nations publicize the establishment of a Mutant Nation, so that those mutants who yearn for freedom and justice can come to their own nation."
Before Howard could speak, Doctor Spectrum's eyes lit up. He felt that what Yang Le said was really a good method. Not to mention those mutants who committed serious crimes, those mutants who committed minor crimes would have a better place to go. They could choose to send them to the Mutant Nation and not allow them to set foot in the nation of ordinary people again.
This not only saves space and manpower costs in prison, but also to a certain extent cuts off the possibility of them committing crimes again. If any mutant criminal reappears at that time, then it will be the mutants' ineffective supervision, and it will become the responsibility of the mutants.
Magneto lowered his head and said in a deep voice. In fact, he himself had considered Yang Le's suggestion, and had also mentioned it to his good friend Charles Xavier. However, the other party strongly opposed this suggestion. This was because Charles Xavier's idea was to eliminate the gap between mutants and ordinary people. Mutants are also human, and the two should not be separated.
However, the method of establishing a Mutant Nation separates mutants and humans, making the two sides completely opposed. Mutants of their generation may still remember that they are members of human, but what about many generations later? Maybe mutants will really become an independent race.
"Mutants should return to humans." Charles Xavier emphasized to him very seriously at the time. At that time, Magneto only felt that Charles Xavier was too stupid. You regard yourself as human, but the other party regards you as beast.
Later, Charles Xavier, who firmly implemented his own idea, went mad, and he killed him, and then inherited his will, leading mutants for several years with the idea that Magneto himself thought was very stupid. Now, seeing that his idea of many years has made no progress, even Magneto cannot help but feel discouraged.
'Maybe it's time to say goodbye to the past.' Magneto sighed with emotion, and for a moment, he couldn't help but recall in his brain the years he fought for mutants with Charles Xavier.
They cooperated, argued, and worked hard for a common goal. In the end, it was the wise Charles Xavier who died first. They had clearly said when joking together that if it weren't for this powerful strength, Magneto would have died countless times already.
Unexpectedly, it was Charles Xavier, who knew how to advance and retreat and understood the overall situation, who went mad first... Strange?
Magneto couldn't help but frown. What was the reason Charles Xavier went mad? Why couldn't he remember? He shouldn't have forgotten such important things, right? Could it be that there was a deviation in his memory?
Impossible? He clearly remembered Charles Xavier's crazy appearance before he died in his heart. How could he not remember why he went mad?
This is clearly very important things, this is clearly very important things. He even had nightmare for several months because of this matter. Why can't he remember it now?
This is clearly important, this is clearly important... this is clearly... not important.
Magneto's body staggered for a while, and he took a step forward with his right foot to steady himself. This sudden unexpected event frightened everyone present, especially the mutant side.
"Professor!" Cyclops rushed to Magneto's side in the blink of an eye, and two strong hands supported Magneto. "Are you alright, Professor?"
Other mutants were a step slower, but they also gathered around Magneto, crowding around him, and the worry on their face was self-evident.
"It's nothing." Magneto broke free from Cyclops' support, closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and then said.
"I'm fine."
When Magneto opened his eyes again, confusion, chaos, anger, sadness and other emotion were swept away, and he returned to his initial calm appearance.
Magneto looked at Yang Le and said calmly, "I think you are right."
(End of Chapter)
A trial institution for superhumans? This is a new thing.
Strange, who originally looked tired, became interested, while Howard remained calm.
"This suggestion has been proposed by many councilors, and the government has also put this matter on the agenda. It is expected that relevant institutions will be established soon."
Howard himself also felt that the current law is not applicable when dealing with some superhumans, sometimes leading to sentences that are too lenient or too severe. The government has actually been paying attention to this matter.
The Supreme Squadron, which possesses law enforcement power, is an attempt by the government. Although the firepower of the police has been improved in recent years, there are still a small number of superhumans and super villains who can override the police and even the army.
A powerful magician once said that magic should be used to defeat magic. Obviously, the government has also considered this point, so after careful consideration, they chose the Supreme Squadron as the first batch of superhero teams to recruit.
"An institution established by you?" Gambit sneered. "Is there any difference from before?"
"Rest assured, the superhumans who are arrested must have made mistakes." Howard frowned, clearly dissatisfied with Gambit's unauthorized interruption.
"Then may I ask, is there a protection law for superhumans?" Yang Le asked with a smile. He had already seen that the shadow of the nation was clearly behind this Iron Ambition. Although there was no obvious intersection between the two sides, he might still be the superior of this Supreme Squadron.
"This..." Howard was stunned. There really wasn't one, because he himself was an ordinary person. So, from Howard's perspective, ordinary people were the weaker side when facing superhumans.
After all, without the protection of armor, Howard would have no capital to contend with superhumans. This was something he had actually experienced in his short hero career, to the point that he had forgotten that the most common superhuman, mutants, nowadays were the oppressed side in the process of contacting ordinary people.
This is because, although there are many mutants, their abilities are mostly uneven. The strong ones, like Magneto, can destroy a nation with a flip of their hand, while the weak ones, when faced with beatings and bullying, will be as powerless as ordinary people.
"So my suggestion is not for you." Yang Le looked at Magneto again. "Why not establish a kingdom that belongs exclusively to mutants? And then have mutants send representatives to jointly establish a law enforcement institution with ordinary people?"
Yang Le had actually thought about this when reading comics before. Since mutants are so unpopular in today's society, why not establish a country exclusively for mutants like the Inhumans?
"If you are afraid that humans will judge too harshly, then let mutants participate in it. If you are afraid that mutants will protect compatriots, then let humans supervise. You can even let various nations publicize the establishment of a Mutant Nation, so that those mutants who yearn for freedom and justice can come to their own nation."
Before Howard could speak, Doctor Spectrum's eyes lit up. He felt that what Yang Le said was really a good method. Not to mention those mutants who committed serious crimes, those mutants who committed minor crimes would have a better place to go. They could choose to send them to the Mutant Nation and not allow them to set foot in the nation of ordinary people again.
This not only saves space and manpower costs in prison, but also to a certain extent cuts off the possibility of them committing crimes again. If any mutant criminal reappears at that time, then it will be the mutants' ineffective supervision, and it will become the responsibility of the mutants.
Magneto lowered his head and said in a deep voice. In fact, he himself had considered Yang Le's suggestion, and had also mentioned it to his good friend Charles Xavier. However, the other party strongly opposed this suggestion. This was because Charles Xavier's idea was to eliminate the gap between mutants and ordinary people. Mutants are also human, and the two should not be separated.
However, the method of establishing a Mutant Nation separates mutants and humans, making the two sides completely opposed. Mutants of their generation may still remember that they are members of human, but what about many generations later? Maybe mutants will really become an independent race.
"Mutants should return to humans." Charles Xavier emphasized to him very seriously at the time. At that time, Magneto only felt that Charles Xavier was too stupid. You regard yourself as human, but the other party regards you as beast.
Later, Charles Xavier, who firmly implemented his own idea, went mad, and he killed him, and then inherited his will, leading mutants for several years with the idea that Magneto himself thought was very stupid. Now, seeing that his idea of many years has made no progress, even Magneto cannot help but feel discouraged.
'Maybe it's time to say goodbye to the past.' Magneto sighed with emotion, and for a moment, he couldn't help but recall in his brain the years he fought for mutants with Charles Xavier.
They cooperated, argued, and worked hard for a common goal. In the end, it was the wise Charles Xavier who died first. They had clearly said when joking together that if it weren't for this powerful strength, Magneto would have died countless times already.
Unexpectedly, it was Charles Xavier, who knew how to advance and retreat and understood the overall situation, who went mad first... Strange?
Magneto couldn't help but frown. What was the reason Charles Xavier went mad? Why couldn't he remember? He shouldn't have forgotten such important things, right? Could it be that there was a deviation in his memory?
Impossible? He clearly remembered Charles Xavier's crazy appearance before he died in his heart. How could he not remember why he went mad?
This is clearly very important things, this is clearly very important things. He even had nightmare for several months because of this matter. Why can't he remember it now?
This is clearly important, this is clearly important... this is clearly... not important.
Magneto's body staggered for a while, and he took a step forward with his right foot to steady himself. This sudden unexpected event frightened everyone present, especially the mutant side.
"Professor!" Cyclops rushed to Magneto's side in the blink of an eye, and two strong hands supported Magneto. "Are you alright, Professor?"
Other mutants were a step slower, but they also gathered around Magneto, crowding around him, and the worry on their face was self-evident.
"It's nothing." Magneto broke free from Cyclops' support, closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and then said.
"I'm fine."
When Magneto opened his eyes again, confusion, chaos, anger, sadness and other emotion were swept away, and he returned to his initial calm appearance.
Magneto looked at Yang Le and said calmly, "I think you are right."
(End of Chapter)
