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Why doesn't Professor X or Wolverine kill Magneto? Magneto is a unstable terrorist that will keep killing/maiming people until the day he dies and further estranging relations between humans and mutants, so isn't there some sort of moral duty to put a stop to him? He can't be held in prisons or be reformed, so why doesn't Professor X end it via his telepathic powers? (In as humane a way as possible, of course). THAT would make an interesting story for once.
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I think the answer to “Why don’t the heroes behave like the villains” is inherent in the question.
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liamkelleher said: Also, the one time Professor X did cross the line and wipe Magneto’s mind, leaving him in a vegetative state, it made things worse. It led to Onslaught and avengers/F4’s “deaths”. Clearly removing Mags from the equation is not without repercussions
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jamesgf liked this centipede-damascus said: Wolverine did kill Magneto once already! Well, kind of.
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