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Maggot
I would get along with both of them ;)
and I would even become friends, and not just that ;)
P.S. although it's hard to make friends with people.

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Siverfale
I think I've described everything in sufficient detail from both points of view. For example, what you're saying is a great reason for the genocide of mutants.
You haven't written anything particularly insightful about mutants. A struggle for survival? If the mutants hadn't made themselves noticeable, no one would have exterminated them, because, frankly, no one would have even known about them.
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Amaranth
You didn't say much about the mutants.
Okay, I'll write about them. Morally and spiritually, mutants are just people. Some of them are not particularly embittered, for various reasons: they genuinely feel inferior, they have been brainwashed with the idea that "mutants and humans are brothers forever," they feel too few in number to openly rebel, and finally, some of them are intelligent and understand that there is no real reason to do so. The mutants who oppose humans are acting according to human psychology, which I have described.
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Siverfale
This is a struggle for survival. Humans are naturally predisposed to dislike anything different from themselves. There may not even be a reason – but an excuse to take revenge will always be found. Thus, either the mutants will destroy humanity and create their own world, where humans will be considered dangerous and repulsive monsters, or humanity will eradicate the mutant plague. There are no right or wrong sides.
So, who do you sympathize with more? And why...

VisTrit, a mustachioed Dragon, and also a vicious one that eats people. There's even a picture somewhere :)
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This is a fight for survival.
Consequently, purely theoretically, both are equally irrelevant to me. If there were no other choice, I would fight for my race (humans).
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Who is right, the crowd of people killing a person sick with the plague, knowing that the plague will spread from him 100%, or the crowd that is protecting this person?
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#39
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The first group fights for its own survival and the survival of others. The second group fights for moral principles. Choose what is more important to you in this situation.
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In principle, many would agree with the first point of view... But one would start thinking completely differently if they were in the shoes of that poor fellow suffering from the plague.
O God of Earth and Altar,
Bow down and hear our cry,
Our earthly rulers falter,
Our people drift and die,
The walls of gold entomb us,
The swords of scorn divide,
Take not thy thunder from us,
Take away our pride.


G.K. Chesterton: English Hymnal
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There will be casualties either way. But imagine you were in the place of those who would contract the plague from him? And what if all your loved ones were affected too? That's a different story.
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The rights belong to the sick imagination of whoever came up with them =)
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The rights belong to the sick fantasy of whoever came up with them.
What are you talking about?
Make your thoughts clearer:smile13:
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There are no right or wrong sides in this conflict. It's just the fantasy of the person who wrote the comics.

To make it interesting, they created 4 factions (so the poll was initially flawed) and developed the plot with all sorts of nastiness...

4 factions - Humans, the government, Professor's school, and strange, evil mutants who want to take over the world. U-HA-HA-HA *Evil laughter in the background*.

Each of them tries to benefit from the others in their own way.
I don't think any further comments are needed.

The exception is the Professor's school.
It is the most mysterious thing in this series.

The purpose of the Professor collecting and training mutants is unknown... but he protects them and fights against anyone who threatens them ^_^

However, all this nonsense can be read here
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The fact that this is fiction doesn't matter; the conflict exists. And it's not a given that there won't be a conflict in the future, by the way. Well, if you were in that situation, whose side would you take? Assuming you were a person, of course.
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