All those rumors are just rumors at the moment.

<p>I know... but regardless, if they turn out to be true... which side? ;) </p>

And what if they turn out not to be true? This topic is still too early.

I am Against.

<p>For me it would depend if I was a superpowered individual or not. If I was, then Anti-Registration, but if was an ordinary human, then Pro-Registration. In other words, I would take the side which made me most comfortable. </p>

<p>@Uskok Actually, now that you mention it, you're right... :/ </p>

<p>I know Spidey aint MCU. </p><p>But I wouldn;t trust Spidey if I knew he was the current Peter Parker </p>

<p>Definitely anti-registration (Team Cap).  This is another form of profiling:  you're dangerous because of your powers, even if you haven't done anything wrong.  As for the few bad apples, tar everyone with the same brush.  That argument was used for Japanese-American interment during World War II,  and it's use in policing in certain communities in the U.S.  Go after the person when you have PROOF he/she did something wrong; and don't indict a whole class of people because of the few.  </p><p>As for Stark being pro-registration, I think he's going down this road to save his butt.  Dr. Stark-enstein created Utlron; his creature causes a lot of death and destruction, thus making Stark criminially and civilly liable.  The Government offers Stark this stay-out-of-jail free card.  Stark has always been anit-government (remember Iron Man 2, when the government tried to take his suits?) </p><p>I believe this article because Variety and CNN reported it.  It would be a good story, and those humans who are close to the supers will be impacted.  I can see the government doing a dragnet on those friends just to get information out of them.  Who would squeal, and who would not snitch?   </p>