Let me give you an example. Although I am not God, I know one thing. A leader, with a character that surpasses us mortals, will endure humiliation and bear the burden, and will move forward with the greatest rationality. I know I can't do it, but there are people in this world who can do it. Mao Zedong's son died in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, but when China and the United States need to establish diplomatic relations, he still has to stay rational and let go of the past. There are still many such examples in this world. Many great people put personal grievances behind them and care about the family and the world. I have a lot of respect for people like that, yes, I can't, but that's why I respect them, and they do. They're not without flaws, it's just that he won't let anyone catch them and use them against him. They seem to be indestructible, and they seem to be just justice, but their inner suffering is no less than that of mortals, but they know how to hide. They are great men, but they are not gods. You just think that he is god, because he has done things that mortals like us would never dare to do or even think about.
In my opinion, Captain America is such a great man, and Iron Man is a mortal. The charm of Captain America is not because of his superpower, but because of his belief that he surpasses ordinary people. Friends will also go forward bravely, defend the truth with courage and determination, he is very rational, rational like God. But he is also human, but he is a great man, a great man beyond the reach of ordinary people's thinking. Tony is a mortal, and what he does is no different from mortals, so he is understood and sympathized with. But he is a mortal, and mortals have great limitations, and great men also have them, but they will be much smaller, because they see higher and farther. Iron Man hopes to protect all mankind by himself, but he does not know that his personal power will eventually be limited, and he cannot protect mankind forever. Captain America sees this clearly, so he believes that the mission of the Avengers is not to protect the world forever, but to use their spirit to influence the people of their generation, so that after they are buried, someone can inherit their will and become a new The Avengers have even become a more powerful existence than the Avengers and better protect the world. There are talents and talents in the country, and they have been leading the way for hundreds of years. This is the difference between a great man and a mortal man. The great man's vision is often very long-term and not just thinking about the present. Mao Zedong once guessed all the speculations about China's next fifty years. This is the reason, beyond the vision and wisdom of ordinary people. Rational people have always existed, but some people are wrongly accused of being white lotuses because they are not understood by the world.
You say that Iron Man took on obligations that he shouldn't have. He was just a playboy who could enjoy life, but fought for obligations that didn't belong to him. But what about Captain America? He's just a skinny guy from Brooklyn who could have found an ordinary job and lived an ordinary life, but he has been charging for the country again and again, and even fell into a situation that didn't belong to him. The times have been tormented by the times. Could it be that his contribution will be less than Iron Man? Bucky can also just live a well-off life, but he is also loyal to the country, and he has fallen into an era that does not belong to him, and is even used by others as a test item. Is his contribution less than Iron Man?
Some people even say that Bucky's life is the original sin. In this case, Iron Man created Ultron, which is an unintentional fault. He killed the people of Sokovia, and even so many people he unintentionally killed in the age of arms dealers. . Black Widow has been contaminated with countless blood donations before joining S.H.I.E.L.D. It is the original sin to live, so Iron Man and Black Widow should also die, why do you give them another chance? Why do you feel sorry for Tony instead of living is the original sin to let him Paying for those people's lives? It's so hard that the people they kill don't have family members? Don't their families hate them? Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch in Avengers 2 saw their parent-killing enemy Tony Stark, right? Silver and Scarlet Witch kill Iron Man is justice? Since you can give them a chance? Why not give Bucky a chance, why is it right for Iron Man to kill Bucky? It is said that living is the original sin, and should be killed?
Bucky is just an innocent victim, he doesn't know what he did, he has no choice, why should he pay the price with his life for the responsibility he should not have been responsible for? Iron Man also killed so many innocents unintentionally Why do you feel sorry for him inexplicably?
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