"I can't believe it, Tony, you're coming to me. But I have to say that you are becoming more and more like a politician. Imil said to me: Don't trust politicians!"

Iron Man shrugged his shoulders slightly and said meaningfully: "If necessary, I would like to be a politician among our superheroes and endorse our interests."

"Okay." Spider-Man spread his hands, he had nothing to say about Iron Man's words.

"I heard your debate in the special court, it was very exciting." Iron Man pointed to a small screen under the dashboard of the luxury sports car, and is still broadcasting the dispute between Attorney Matt and Senator Stan.

To be honest, Iron Man also dislikes Senator Stan very much, especially after the other party summoned him to the White House in an attempt to obtain Iron Man armor technology from him.

Spider-Man didn't look optimistic, and he held his head and said, "I've messed up everything."

He and Daredevil will definitely be able to send him to prison.

Iron Man didn't think so. He patted Spider-Man on the shoulder and said, "It's not like that. You said you and your group of people's feelings about something important. If people no longer express their inner opinions, then our Republican politics will come to an end. The most important thing is that they can delete the court records, but what you say cannot be deleted."

"So, you think, I'm not doing the worst?" Spider-Man's spirit recovered a little, and he shook his head and said, "I have a premonition that the introduction of the Superhero Registration Act will definitely cause a big event. But Mr. Stark. I'm not Mr. Magic or Doctor Doom. What do you think I have the ability to do?"

"There are many things you can do..." Iron Man did not answer Spider-Man's question positively, but said: "When the South adopted the slavery style, he knew that the opposition he took would definitely trigger a civil war. Although he had always been clear, he did it."

Looking at Spider-Man's big eyes full of confusion, Iron Man explained: "This is because he understands a truth, a truth that perhaps no one in his contemporaries understands better than him. He knew that the United States, which seemed to be peaceful at that time, was actually full of undercurrents. When contradictions accumulate to a critical point, it will inevitably erupt."

"A country cannot exist on a contradictory standpoint for a long time. During his announcement of the civil war, everything was terrible, everything was so bloody. But all this is necessary!"

Iron Man said firmly: "Because history has proved that the republicism has lasted and our country has returned to peace. Sometimes I am curious whether I have the courage to make certain decisions like Abraham."

"It sounds creepy, but fortunately, I don't have to consider whether I have this courage." Unlike Iron Man. Spider-Man is a typical street hero. It is enough to be able to firmly uphold justice in his heart. He is completely unable to make any changes to the entire country or the world.

Just as Spider-Man’s uncle said: the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. Spider-Man does not have the ability to promote civil war, so he does not have to take responsibility for it.

But Iron Man is different. As a special adviser to S.H.I.E.L.D. and the president, he still has a very say in some things. This right that other superheroes do not have is also a reason why his heart is filled with pressure.

"Spider-Man, whether you believe it or not, there will be 'nodes' in a person's life. Nodes will change the direction of your destiny, such as your marriage, having children, or a sudden disease. And the same is true for the country, such as 911, the Battle of New York and other emergencies are the nodes that divide the fate of our country."

Iron Man said anxiously: "Look at the reconstruction work on the streets, those people look at us."

He slowed down the speed of the sports car, and the reconstruction personnel in the busy Manhattan area on the street looked at the supercar curiously, and of course the two superheroes sitting in the sports car.

Spider-Man swallowed slightly: "They looked at us with anger, as if we were responsible for these ruins..."

"Why not, indeed, it's not that we deliberately invaded the invasion of the Chitari people. It seems we are not responsible for this, but we are people with super power. People don't care what we have done, but what we haven't done."

It sounds like a plot of hatred for the rich. People don’t care what the rich do, but what they don’t do. Iron Man said: “The New York War revealed us superheroes hidden behind the world, so the public is no longer satisfied with passive acceptance of our protection. They are looking for more sense of security. Only by becoming registered heroes of the government and being managed by the federal government can the public feel at ease with us and their own safety.”

Spider-Man said: "This is your idea, but you have to know that everyone has different personalities and not everyone is like you." He is talking about the fact that superheroes become heroes because they are extremely firm in their beliefs.

Without the persistence of your belief in justice in your heart, there is actually not much difference between a superhero and a super criminal. It is precisely because of the constraints of justice in your heart that superheroes will not be confused by power and become criminals.

However, as Spider-Man said, not every superhero is the same concept as the "justice" that Iron Man insists on. Iron Man did not want to be so radical, but time is no longer available.

He said: "I had communicated with me before meeting Professor Charles and you."

Spider-Man frightened: "President? What did he say to you?"

"Two things, first, as the former Secretary of State and the actual leader of the Avengers after Captain America was declared a treason, he wanted me to know that at the next United Nations summit on the Ellis Island, the draft of the Superhero Registration Act will be held, and at least 45 countries and regions will take this bill as the current law, including Britain in Europe, France and Russia."
Chapter completed!