Has Captain America ever had to deal with amoral delimma?

[mikekerrIII]

that was Civil War, imo. he wasn't truly fighting for anything important. being a costumed hero isn't a right?

If it only affected consumed heroes you would have a point, but it did not

[mikekerrIII]

If it's not about heroes, than why is it that a majority of the characters are heroes, and also why are they trying to save earth?

whether some of them are heroes is a matter of significant debate,they all have taken turns as villians

[B. Kuwanger]

He leaves that sorta thing to Nick or Bucky, if they ever even come up.

[Monty_Cristo]

If it only affected consumed heroes you would have a point, but it did not

registration is fully in line with Uncle Ben's sage reasoning. Superfolk register to accept responsibility for their decidely above-the-law actions. they shouldn't have it easier than law enforcement.

[XPac]

Look at cap in new avengers he is looking like he can't make the tough descion over there

I don't think that shows that he can't make tough decisions. It just shows that he's trying to find an alternative. And there's nothing wrong with that.

He has an alternate plan to destroying another world... the infinity gems. That might not work, but I think it's fair that he wants to try that first. And they all seemed to agree with him that it's at least worth a shot.

If he had NO other option and he still refused to destroy the other world, I might agree with you. But they're not at that point yet.

[XPac]

Illuminati is not book about heroes just to let you know. He should give his Gem back to BB and be done with it

Or maybe Steve should just save them all some time and give the gem directly to Hood instead.

Or maybe they he should just keep it so they don't have to go through that again.

[RDMacQ]

Getting AWAY from the standard bitching about AvX and trying to paint Cap as a genocidal warlord...

There was the time when he had to chose between killing Baron Blood and having the vampire regain his full strength.

Then there was the time Cap had to chose between using a gun to take down a soldier of ULTIMATUM or allow him to continue to fire into a crowd of innocent civilians.

[stussyjones]

Or maybe Steve should just save them all some time and give the gem directly to Hood instead.

Or maybe they he should just keep it so they don't have to go through that again.

BB was dead x

[stussyjones]

I don't think that shows that he can't make tough decisions. It just shows that he's trying to find an alternative. And there's nothing wrong with that.

He has an alternate plan to destroying another world... the infinity gems. That might not work, but I think it's fair that he wants to try that first. And they all seemed to agree with him that it's at least worth a shot.

If he had NO other option and he still refused to destroy the other world, I might agree with you. But they're not at that point yet.

That might be the reason why he leaves the group

[chariset]

That might be the reason why he leaves the group

I'm convinced he either walks in disgust or they boot him and wipe his memory as a kind of mercy, so he won't have the destruction of a world on his conscience. Probably the latter.

[stussyjones]

I'm convinced he either walks in disgust or they boot him and wipe his memory as a kind of mercy, so he won't have the destruction of a world on his conscience. Probably the latter.

Yeah agree the first issue of avengers does likely point to the second option happening

[Trey]

small thanks to the squat hairy child murderer

Logan has never killed a child. Stop spreading your lies.

[mikekerrIII]

registration is fully in line with Uncle Ben's sage reasoning. Superfolk register to accept responsibility for their decidely above-the-law actions. they shouldn't have it easier than law enforcement.

Except for the pone it applied to who were acting within the law but were attacked anyway

[mikekerrIII]

Logan has never killed a child. Stop spreading your lies.

Not for lack of trying or advocating murder