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**arerrurrY** · 02-23-2007, 12:21 AM

Originally posted by DinoDoc
I'm still waiting for even a small hint of an upcoming trial. I've read most of Frontline so far and seen nothing to support your point. alright, can you prove that the whole plan is to hold them without trial?

When the law is unjust How is it unjust?

and born of a kneejerk reaction, Read "The road to Civil War" if you think it came out of nowhere

why should they obey it? Because it's the law. God forbid the guys who try to fight lawbreakers obey the law themselves.

The old T'bolts at least expressed the desire for redemption (minus the Moonstone exception of course

). Where's the desire to change in Bullseye, the new Venom, and Norman Osborn? We've already seen how easily the nanite control can be bypassed, so where is the sanity in making deals with such people? I'll guess we'll have to see what happens in the new T-Bolts series, huh?

Again, how much trust should a superhero have in the motives of people who make deals with his enemies to enforce the law? I'm looking at the law itself, which is just.

Look at the carnage Venom caused when the T'bolts came to recruit him. This reminds me of Operation: Zero Tolerance. slaughtering muties by the thousands, are we?

Flip-flopper! loner with messiah-complex.

02-23-2007, 12:21 AM	#36
arerrurrY Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 411 Senior Member	Originally posted by DinoDoc I'm still waiting for even a small hint of an upcoming trial. I've read most of Frontline so far and seen nothing to support your point. alright, can you prove that the whole plan is to hold them without trial? When the law is unjust How is it unjust? and born of a kneejerk reaction, Read "The road to Civil War" if you think it came out of nowhere why should they obey it? Because it's the law. God forbid the guys who try to fight lawbreakers obey the law themselves. The old T'bolts at least expressed the desire for redemption (minus the Moonstone exception of course ). Where's the desire to change in Bullseye, the new Venom, and Norman Osborn? We've already seen how easily the nanite control can be bypassed, so where is the sanity in making deals with such people? I'll guess we'll have to see what happens in the new T-Bolts series, huh? Again, how much trust should a superhero have in the motives of people who make deals with his enemies to enforce the law? I'm looking at the law itself, which is just. Look at the carnage Venom caused when the T'bolts came to recruit him. This reminds me of Operation: Zero Tolerance. slaughtering muties by the thousands, are we? Flip-flopper! loner with messiah-complex.
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