Chris and Melissa at the Supergirlâs 100th Episode Party.

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Chris and Melissa at the Supergirlâs 100th Episode Party.

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Steve Rogersâ live official press release.
He hates being on camera. Always has. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they used to parade him around as some ideal to achieve rather than let him fight, or maybe itâs just âcause Steveâs never had a thing for the limelight. Whatever it is, it doesnât matter now. Heâs swallowing that pill and forcing himself to speak his damn mind without some kind of response from Tony or anyone else getting in the way. Lights keep flashing, murmurs that filter through the air slowly dying out and the only sound left is his own breathing, his heart rumbling through his ears. Â Placing his hands on either side of the podium, the Captain steadies himself, blue eyes casting absently to the group of reporters below him.
He agreed to do this for the kids, these words needed to be said here and now because after the Act was passed-----and he knows it will be---no one will be listening anymore. And heâs sure heâll be a criminal in his own country that heâd fought so hard to keep out of filthy hands. Truth of the matter now was maybe she was always dirty, he doesnât know, but in dark thereâs still good and heâd lay his life down to prove it. Clearing his throat, he glances down at the vacant place where perhaps a paper or a stack of index cards should be. He lifts his gaze back to the cameras and takes one heavy breath. No going back now.
âIf youâve noticed, I didnât come with any speech prepared. Itâs not because I didnât take the time to write one and flush out what I want to say to you today in my head, trust me Iâve done that over the course of every second in the last fourteen hours.â He pauses âI didnât write anything down because this isnât me speaking at you, this is me speaking to you as a person. An ally. I know a lot of people put me on this----this pedestal but so many forget that I am human. I wasnât always Captain America. Before I became who I am today, I was just a kid from Brooklyn, lookinâ to help my country because it was my responsibility.â He paused again, shifting some.
âNow I know not everyone thinks that way, I know, I know.â He smiles halfheartedly, nodding as if amused. âTimes are changing, I get it. Iâm reminded of that daily every time I see a smartphone or put something in the microwave.â That received a slight chuckle, easing a bit of the tension in the air. âBut this country is losing sight of who it is. It was founded on we the people, our founding fathers did not want one thing to rule us with an iron fist. Our Government does not run us, we run it. Its function is to obey orders, not originate them.â He urges to the crowd.
âI guess the question I impose to you is------who is the âcountryâ? Is it the newspaper? Is it the pulpit? The local school superintendent? These are parts of this country, not all of it. Each and every one of us forms the Thousand that create our Country. Â Now I keep being told that this Act is voted on by majority rules. And thatâs true, we do a lot of things that way----its democracy. But let me explain something, when we vote for a President, the whole damn country decides. No one---of age---is left out of this decision. Stark is right, these kids, these mutants, we heroes, we are a minority. So my question to you is: who the hell gives the Majority the right to vote on our future? We donât have mutants in the White House, they donât have representation. We donât have Mutants on Capitol Hill and in our Senate. This isnât a vote, this is a declaration. They didnât ask to be mutants no more than you asked to need glasses. But theyâre making the most of it. Instead of sitting idly by while the world is put through tragedy after tragedy they are putting on a suit and laying down their lives so that your mothers, your fathers, your sisters, your brothers and your neighbors can keep living. And you want to punish for that? You want to call us âHeroesâ but you act like you donât even know what that word means.â Steve canât keep the compassion out of his voice, heâs done his best to sound neutral but Steve just doesnât operate like that. He doesnât sound angry, he doesnât sound hateful, he sounds honest and like he believes every single word he lets pass from his own lips. He falls silent for a moment, inhaling slowly to let out an even exhale.
âI keep being told that this Act is supposed to help minimize death of innocents. And to that I say---â he looks dead at the camera this time, his next words directed at Stark, heâs said it before and now heâs saying it again because it clearly didnât sink in the first time. â-----every time someone tries to end a war before it starts, innocent people get hurt. Every time. We pick up our battles as they come not as we think we can predict them.â He shakes his head âI hate to break it to you but his act will not prevent death, this Act will not ensure your safety. All it will do is ensure the loss of your heroes. Now this Act doesnât affect me directly, you all know who I am. But heroes like Spiderman donât want their families put at risk for the way he spends his nights here in New York. What do you think is going to happen to our loved ones when our enemies get ahold of our information? We give up so much to fight for you all and you want to throw it in our faces. You want us to be held responsible for our actions? How about some of you start holding yourselves responsible for your own.â He nods pointedly.
âIâve got a group of terrified kids feeling like the country is coming for them. The next time you want to throw fingers, the next time you want to pretend different is evil, why donât you go ahead and recall the last time we segregated a bunch of people because theyâre not the norm. We fight for you day in and day out, I donât think itâs too much to ask, just this once, for you to do the same for us.â He has nothing left to say, nothing more to give to these people if they wonât listen to at least this.
 âI think Iâve said everything I need to----â heâs cut off by an uproar of immediate questions, reporters all diving to the end of the stage trying to grapple for his attention. â-----I wonât be taking any questions, I donât have anything else to say.â He shakes his head at them, putting up a hand and then stepping off the stage.
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