The ghostly brave man mixed in American comics

Lance felt speechless after reading the report about himself, no wonder he felt that the mysterious account author had something to do with him and not with him.

The report clearly wrote that his computer science and programming skills are zero, because he can't program, so he is determined that he does not have this ability....

But what the hell is lecherous? Is it necessary to write this in?

And they don't seem to know much about Tom.

"S.H.I.E.L.D. needs special talents like you, and if you agree to the employment of S.H.I.E.L.D., we will not restrict your actions, nor do we have to worry that your life will be restricted, S.H.I.E.L.D. will also provide you with all convenience." Falsworth said bluntly.

Lance fell silent.

He doesn't like S.H.I.E.L.D., or nine out of ten crossers, but everyone who comes to the Marvel Universe will inevitably deal with this organization.

If you don't have that special ability, as an ordinary person, S.H.I.E.L.D. is indeed a good choice.

However, by this time, he was accustomed to being a loner and not very accustomed to being controlled by his own destiny.

"Sounds great, but I refuse!"

Lance looked up at her directly and honestly, without any concealment or tactfulness.

However, his answer was unexpected by Falsworth, she originally thought that Lance would definitely agree, who would have thought that she would actually refuse, she was stunned for a while, but as an agent Falsworth also adjusted quickly.

"Are you sure? S.H.I.E.L.D. monitors everyone who threatens to make sure they don't do anything illegal, unless — that person is one of their own.

Suddenly, her hand was on her ear, and after a few seconds, she stood up: "Since Mr. Lance does not plan to join, I am not reluctant, I hope we still have the opportunity to cooperate in employment."

With that, Falsworth turned and left the living room and walked out.

Lance looked at Falsworth's back and did not stay polite, he felt that this matter was not as simple as he thought.

Glancing at the contract on the coffee table, she did not take it, but stayed on the coffee table.

"Lance... Why did you refuse? Max next to her looked puzzled, she was smashed by a circle of S.H.I.E.L.D. titles.

After reaching out and touching his head, Lance smiled: "Max, do you think they are a righteous organization?" But I tell you, not all of them are good people.

Max looked confused.

"They want to control all kinds of capable people, such as superheroes, such as people like Captain America, but superheroes are also people, and people will have seven emotions and six desires, so superheroes will make mistakes and even kill many innocent people."

"Moreover, such people can hardly be sanctioned, the law? The law can't even sanction those who should be hanging on the streetlights, isn't it even more pale and powerless in the face of these superpowers?

"Or maybe the law will force them to be evildoers?"

"But... Shouldn't these people fight to defend peace? Why are there laws to sanction them? For example, the Daredevil in Hell's Kitchen, and recently the Walt Corporation's Motherland.

"No, Max, superheroes mean chaos, and if there is no chaos, what can a superhero do?"

"It's like a swarm of headless flies, smashing around!"

"The strong are always above the law, they only focus on their own interests and interests, so the law cannot control them at all."

Lance sneered and continued: "The law, in their eyes, is just something to satisfy their ambitions, and there is no fairness in this world at all.

Lance's words silenced Max, who seemed to understand.

"Then why did you refuse?"

"Because I have my principles."

Langston paused: "Max, you have to know that there is no real fairness in this world, and even if there is, it is only owned by a few people."

"So, I refused to join."

"But I think this organization is a very good place." Max asked puzzled.

"No, there are too many dark sides here, and I don't want to join this organization." Lance shook his head and reached out and touched her head: "You don't have to think so much, you just need to live according to your innermost thoughts, and don't think about the rest." "

Everyone's ideas are different, and Lance won't force Max to agree with him, but the world of superheroes and supervillains is not only about good people and bad guys.

Captain America, S.H.I.E.L.D., HYDRA, Walt Corporation, Daredevil... All this indicates that the world is going to become more and more chaotic.

The appearance of superheroes, in addition to solving crimes, alien threats, threats from other worlds, they are more of a symbol, and of course, justice, courage, tenacity and other very positive, positive things.

But again, it also stimulates criminals.

Some people have indeed given up on crime, and the remaining criminal "elites" either rely on their own strengths to rise to the top of the criminal field, or constantly begin to "push themselves to the limit".

More dangerous operations, more advanced equipment, better planning, more brutal methods, which lead to escalating conflicts and resulting in greater damage around them.

Those people, who judge right from wrong, rely on their own consciences, rather than systematic legal knowledge and standardized legal procedures - and there will be problems in this way.

Under a sound legal system and a social cooperation system, it is not allowed to have such people who are outside the law, even if you do a lot of chivalrous things.

In the eyes of the broad masses of the people, you are a clown who flies around all day or jumps on the roof, wearing funny tights, who would do this to a normal person?

Superheroes only play with superheroes, and some great man has said that they want to mingle with the masses.

Is it because you often do things for them, they think that you are the same kind of person as them? It cannot be, these belong to two fundamentally different classes.

After a long time, even if you don't say that you feel superior, it is normal to unconsciously think that you are different from ordinary people.

Superheroes are mostly people rather than gods, and people will have weaknesses, limitations in thinking patterns, and need to constantly consolidate and improve themselves.

But most people always rely on the inherent thinking system and evaluation standards to punish evil and promote good, and in the face of the current huge and complex society, the evaluation standards of the simple and single traditional sense of the good and evil system have long been no longer applicable.