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If the team had agreed to tony and agreed upon the accords it would've given the full autonomy over the Avengers to the govt.

Tony was a normal man before he became iron man, he was shaped through the destruction of the weapons he made himself which led to his guilty conscience and trying to fix things and minimise suffering, whereas cap is a soldier he knows war and suffering from it is inevitable. None of them were in the wrong, their experiences shaped them and both of them are right and wrong. But it wasn't about being a team cap or team tony from the first place. It was about the man playing, the revenge. Some secrets are better if kept, and cap tried to be a good friend more for tony. Cause cap knew tony would go for bucky'ss blood the moment he'll know the truth. So in theory wasn't he just trying to save tony? But then again it was Tony's right to know. And maybe he did realise it by the end.

Captain America civil war was really important because it laid the foundation for cap to be wrong. Cause in the book he's this perfect character, ethical moral, and everything you can think of. And in the civil war cap is faced with this dilemma, and now he's in muddy water. Where he is wrong and right at the same time.

But honestly personally?

If the team had agreed to tony and agreed upon the accords it would've given the full autonomy over the Avengers to the govt.

Tony was a normal man before he became iron man, he was shaped through the destruction of the weapons he made himself which led to his guilty conscience and trying to fix things and minimise suffering, whereas cap is a soldier he knows war and suffering from it is inevitable. None of them were in the wrong, their experiences shaped them and both of them are right and wrong. But it wasn't about being a team cap or team tony from the first place. It was about the man playing, the revenge. Some secrets are better if kept, and cap tried to be a good friend more for tony. Cause cap knew tony would go for bucky'ss blood the moment he'll know the truth. So in theory wasn't he just trying to save tony? But then again it was Tony's right to know. And maybe he did realise it by the end.

Captain America civil war was really important because it laid the foundation for cap to be wrong. Cause in the book he's this perfect character, ethical moral, and everything you can think of. And in the civil war cap is faced with this dilemma, and now he's in muddy water. Where he is wrong and right at the same time.

But honestly personally?

If the team had agreed to tony and agreed upon the accords it would've given the full autonomy over the Avengers to the govt.

Tony was a normal man before he became iron man, he was shaped through the destruction of the weapons he made himself which led to his guilty conscience and trying to fix things and minimise suffering, whereas cap is a soldier he knows war and suffering from it is inevitable. None of them were in the wrong, their experiences shaped them and both of them are right and wrong. But it wasn't about being a team cap or team tony from the first place. It was about the man playing, the revenge. Some secrets are better if kept, and cap tried to be a good friend more for tony. Cause cap knew tony would go for bucky'ss blood the moment he'll know the truth. So in theory wasn't he just trying to save tony? But then again it was Tony's right to know. And maybe he did realise it by the end.

Captain America civil war was really important because it laid the foundation for cap to be wrong. Cause in the book he's this perfect character, ethical moral, and everything you can think of. And in the civil war cap is faced with this dilemma, and now he's in muddy water. Where he is wrong and right at the same time.

But honestly personally?