[Tiberius]

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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

Well, let me point something else out, and I'll use celebrity status as an example. You have to give up your true identity to be registered, which is a lot like being a celebrity. You may be generating a large income, but you have to sacrifice your privacy in order to achieve that goal. Also, giving up your identity leaves someone like, say, Spiderman open to attacks toward the people he loves, and that is something that most heroes would prefer to avoid.

True, that is where pro reg would lose. Never said Pro Reg was perfect. But as a child, wouldn't you want to know of a place you could go to to learn how to use your powers safely? The X-Men do this, so why not other super powered beings? The flaw with the whole Anti Reg and Pro Reg is that with Pro Reg you never had a choice, which is wrong. But the idea of training young people how to use their powers properly is a big reason why I would vote Pro Reg [Avengers Academy for example].