My parents were killed right in front of me in a dark alley after watching an opera show, who am I? I was bitten by a radioactive spider while on a school field trip, who am I? After being frozen for nearly 60 years, I was given a super-soldier serum, who am I? My team went on a test flight into space and while on the journey, our spacecraft was heavily damaged and my team was exposed to cosmic radiation, who are we? I was raised to be an assassin for the Soviet Union and was taken in by S.H.I.E.L.D to do some good with my life, who am I? These superheroes, among the hundreds, are glorified by many people. They are praised for their acts of justice and are given the superhero title because they are believed to be the heroes/saviors of humanity.
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While this may seem true, the beings people call superheroes do not commit heroic deeds. It has to come to the attention of the victimized that superheroes like Batman and Superman do in fact cause more harm than they do good. These beings carelessly go about their ways in the most destructive way imaginable. They see themselves as gods that can take the law into their own hands and disrupt the very system that was structured to protect
While this may seem true, the beings people call superheroes do not commit heroic deeds. It has to come to the attention of the victimized that superheroes like Batman and Superman do in fact cause more harm than they do good. These beings carelessly go about their ways in the most destructive way imaginable. They see themselves as gods that can take the law into their own hands and disrupt the very system that was structured to protect