"Fabled frost giants of ymir have fallen by but a single blow of my mighty mjoulinjir,
and yet I fear ... this brute WON'T BE AS OBLIGING!!!
RAAAAAAGH!!! "

Mark Twain once wrote : "In a republic who is "THE COUNTRY?"
Is it the goverment which is for the movment in the saddle? Why the goverment is merely an temporary servant. It cannot be its prerogotive to determine what is right and what is wrong and decide who is a patriot and who isn't. Its function is to obey orders. Not originate them. Who then is "THE COUNTRY". Is it the newspaper? Is it the pulpit? Why these are mere part of the country. Not the whole of it. They have not command they have only their little share in command. In a monarchy a King and his family are the country. In a republic it is the common voice of the people each of you. For himself. By himself and on his own responsibility. Must speak. Its a solem weight and responsibility and not lightly flung aside at the bullying of pulpit, press, goverment or the empty catchphrases of politicians. Each must decide for himself alone what is right and what is wrong and of course is a patriot and which isnt you cannot shirk this and be a man. To decide against your country, Let men label you as they may. If you alone of all the nation shall decide one way, And that acourding to your convictions of the right, You have done your duty by yourself and by your country. Hold up your head. You have nothing to be ashamed of."

"Doesn't matter what the press says. Doesn't matter what the politicians or the mobs say.Doesn't matter if the hole "COUNTRY" decides something "WRONG" is something "RIGHT".
This nation was founded on one principle above all else: The requirment that we believe, No Matter the consequences. When the mob and the press and the whole WORLD tell you to move, Your job is to plant yourself like a tree beside the river of truth, And tell the whole WORLD ... No. YOU move." - Captain America (Steve Rogers)

Orphaned as a baby when his parents were killed overseas in a plane crash as U.S. government spies, only child Peter Parker was raised by his elderly Uncle Ben and Aunt May. Academically gifted, Peter displayed an uncanny affinity for science that was nothing short of genius. Socially, however, he was painfully shy and the target of much cruelty by his peers at Midtown High School. Attending a public science exhibit when Peter was 15-years old, he was bitten on the hand by a radioactive spider accidentally irradiated by a particle beam, empowering Peter with the arachnid's proportional strength and agility, and the ability to cling to almost any surface. Most incredibly, he had gained a sixth sense that provided him with early warning of impending danger. Disguised, Peter tested his new-found abilities defeating professional wrestler Crusher Hogan in the ring, and earning some cash. Using his scientific prowess, he constructed a pair of artificial web-shooters that attached to his wrists. With an agent, a costume, and a new name, Spider-Man became an overnight sensation on television. Unconcerned with the rest of the world, he vowed to use his powers only to take care of himself and his aunt and uncle. After his first TV special ended, he allowed a burglar that he could have easily restrained to run past him and escape. A few days later, Peter returned home to find his beloved Uncle Ben had been shot and killed. When Spider-Man confronted the killer hiding in the old Acme Warehouse at the waterfront, he discovered to his horror that his uncle's murderer was the burglar he apathetically allowed to pass. Consumed with guilt, he became aware at last that with great power comes great responsibility, just as his beloved uncle had once said.
To help his Aunt May with finances, Peter took a freelance job at the Daily Bugle selling pictures of himself as Spider-Man to publisher J. Jonah Jameson. Despite Spider-Man rescuing his son, astronaut John Jameson, from a malfunctioning space capsule, Jonah used his newspaper to publicly condemn Spider-Man as a menace. Unlike heroes like the Fantastic Four or the Avengers, Spider-Man was mistrusted and feared by the public. At school, his popularity was no greater, as "Puny Parker" frequently clashed with bully Flash Thompson and his followers. Flash's girlfriend, Liz Allan, often complicated matters, harboring a crush on "Petey" and making Flash jealous.

A Gathering of Enemies
Spider-Man soon found himself facing a rogue's gallery of powerful thieves, gangsters, and megalomaniacs including the Chameleon, the Tinkerer, the Vulture (Adrian Toomes), Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius), the Sandman, Doctor Doom, and Electro. In Florida, he befriended Dr. Curtis Connors after administering an antidote to reverse his transformation into the terrible Lizard. Though he had many enemies, he also shared adventures with the Fantastic Four (including rival the Human Torch), the Avengers, the X-Men and Daredevil. At the Daily Bugle, he discovered a friend and his first love, Jameson's secretary, Betty Brant. Even more villains clashed with Spider-Man including the Green Goblin, the Big Man and the Enforcers, Mysterio (Quentin Beck), and Kraven the Hunter. Dating Betty became awkward after her brother, Bennett, was murdered in a clash between Doctor Octopus and Spider-Man. Betty at first held Spider-Man responsible. Though she later recanted, the thought of Spider-Man reminded her of losing her brother. At home, Aunt May suffered a heart attack, causing Spider-Man to abandon a fight with the Green Goblin. For a while after, the public viewed Spider-Man as a coward, before he made a comeback. May's fragile health and poor finances, however, remain a lingering concern. Frustrated by their defeats at the hand of Spider-Man, six of his top villains gathered forces under Doctor Octopus to form the Sinister Six. Through wits and determination, Spider-Man defeated the group one at a time.

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