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fandomhigh2005-09-28 05:15 pm
Fandom High Weapons Poll
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[Poll #579502]
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Please answer IN CHARACTER (As a FH issue it's locked to FH members, sorry Townies!) ]
ETA: Question two, where it reads "magic users", it should read "people with magical/superpowers/mutantpowers/etc."
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[Poll #579502]

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As for registration of innate abilities, I agree with both Chihaya and Miss Pride that said registration smacks solidly of discrimination. In my world, millions of "baseline" people were massacred because they were perceived as being different from, and therefore inferior to, their murderers. Currently, mutants such as myself are so feared and persecuted that the President of the United States authorized a program to build a series of robots specifically designed to identify mutants without their knowledge or consent and, if the government deemed it necessary, assasinate them without the benefit of due process. I personally rescued a young mutant from one such attack wherein the multistory-tall robot nearly destroyed a city block in Manhattan in the process of attacking a fully-populated bus that held said mutant.
In my experience, the kind of discrimination and registration that is being proposed leads inevitably to mass persecution with a high probability of secondary casualties.