@speedlgt said:
He put the heroes against each other forever destroying their unity
You're forgetting that the United States passed the Act, not Tony Stark. The government ordered the creation of the Cape-Killers and Stark-tech was simply the appropriate, if not the only, choice as a supplier. Yes Tony supported the Act but it's rather pathetic that you're holding him as the only one accountable for destroying the superhuman community. The Act was passed over outrage at Stamford, not because of Tony's ego. You can hate him for his ego but you're attributing the wrong thing to him.
He put Cap. in front of bullet so he may as well pulled the trigger himself
That would be like a young Bruce Wayne blaming the cops for not being there when they were needed. Kind of immature don't you think? What's more, the Red Skull already had plans to kill Steve. If you read the issue of Captain American where Steve dies, you'll see that Crossbones has baited Steve. Crossbone's laser sight is targetting the police officer in front of Steve and if Steve doesn't do something, an innnocent man will die. Ultimately, it is a brainwashed Sharon Carter, Steve's love interest, who kills him. Plot-wise, there is little that Steve could have done to avoid his fate since Faustus had brainwashed so many SHIELD agents, it's easy for the Red Skull to capitalize on Steve's selflessness, and his death was required for the Red Skull's plans to go through.
The death of Capt. America coincides with the end of Civil War because it's supposed to symbolize the defeat of freedom but it's not Stark who caused it, but the American people of the story who chose security over freedom.
He sent Hulk away and almost got the whole planet ruled by the Green Scar for it
You DO know that the Illuminati near unanimously chose that right? The only ones that didn't were Professor X (he was missing) and Namor (he flat out refused). Once again you're scapegoating him for something that you should be equally blaming on others. In this case, his co-conspirators were Black Bolt, Dr. Strange, and Reed Richards. Furthermore, the Illuminati were not the ones who destroyed his planet. Hulk's friend Miek was the one who detonated the ship because he felt Hulk was getting soft and needed to be mad at something again.
What's more, the New Avengers and Mighty Avengers teamed up to stop the Hulk and collectively failed. If Earth's Mightiest cannot defeat the Hulk, why should Tony Stark be singled out?
He didn't protect the planet from the invasion and the Skrulls made him look like a punk.
The only person who had an inkling that something was wrong was Nick Fury and he got removed from power by the US after the Secret War shenanigans (yes SHIELD was an international entity but the dialogue in Secret War implies that it was Capitol Hill specifically that was fed up with his actions).
His rule was soo crap that Osborn of all people was allowed to just taken it all away! Not Mags, not Doom, but NORMAN!!!
The US president chose Norman (hmmm there seems to be a pattern here). Norman Osborn was chosen for two reasons: he took the fatal shot at Veranke (which wouldn't have been possible without data stolen from Deadpool) and the Thunderbolts were the only "superhero" organization that was not completely paralyzed by the Skrull attack. If the Skrull imposter of Captain Marvel hadn't had conflicting thoughts about what he was doing, he would have killed the entire team. The opening issue of the Skrull invasion in Thunderbolts shows practically all members of the team at his feet on the last page.
Second of all, there's little to say that his rule was a failure. Yes World War Hulk and Secret Invasion happened on his watch but the question is whether other heroes could have done something about it? As I said above, WWH was functionally perpetuated by Miek and the only person who realized that the Secret Invasion was happening was a fugitive.
So yeah I want to see stark beaten by Steve because that is what he really deserves and more so he needs to tell Steve he was WRONG
I guess you didn't catch the last issue of Civil War but at the end Steve was destroying Tony. Steve had Vision II disable the Extremis armor and he proceeded to shatter the armor. With the Iron Man faceplate destroyed, Tony realized that the fight was over and he told Steve to finish it. Steve was about to strike the final blow until he was tackled by the citizens of NYC who were mad at him for turning the city into a battlezone (yes even I found that very cheesy and odd). What's more, Civil War: The Confession shows Tony apologizing to Steve's corpse and telling him he (Steve) was right.
Now I'm not saying that there isn't good reason to be mad at Tony Stark. As they say, the road to Hell is paved with good intentions and that's certainly what's happened here. As other people have said, the karma for what he's done is coming back and has reduced him to a mere shell of who he once was.
On a final note, try researching your lore before you attempt to make another arguement. It will certainly make you appear less foolish.
-Osalo
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