So.

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If we have to start throwing in our lot with unlikely allies, could we at least try and pick ones who aren't gleefully trigger-happy? Especially if we have civilians along? I haven't seen a woman that eager to get her gun off since Dom was fifteen years old. Admittedly, giving people the wrong impression about what the X-Men do isn't going to matter if the guy with the bag on his head does blow up the world, but it's the principle of the thing.

Mission not accomplished, in any case. There wasn't much more we could have done - we were lucky to get everyone out of there as it was.

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Look, the point stands at she kept on shooting after she was asked not to. It's been pounded into my head repeatedly that we set aside personal bias in order to get the job done. Oh, and we Don't Kill.

And on top of that, there is a guy with a BAG over his head who now is a step closer to destroying the world. Can we concentrate on THAT please and then discuss who did what to who for how many cookies AFTER we save the world?

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Actually, she wasn't asked. She was told she'd be killed if she didn't. Kind of my point right there.

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Potato pohtahto, next time a crazy Russian chick shoots four unarmed men in front of me and the two civilians we have along, I'll remember my manners and say please, okay? Happy?

Again. Man with bag over his head. World in Peril. More important things to worry about.