X-Men Vs Tariff Law Essay

In the case of the X-Men vs. the Tariff Law, the government states that mutants are not legally human beings. Head, arms, and legs are considered to be human characteristics, however, what if you are missing a leg? Would you still be considered human? Individuals are not just defined physically, but also by their behaviors, interactions, and psychological ways (Daily, 2011). Therefore, the X-Men are human beings because they carry a highly advanced brain that is skillful of intellectual reasoning, language, and self-analysis (Human Being, New World Encyclopedia). According to Marvel’s description the mutant named Beast s considered to have high extensive knowledge of chemistry and genetics. Proving his human capabilities extend beyond biological and anatomical. Which then leads to the social aspect as to how him being able to socialize with other X-MEN allowed him to become part even if he had created them. Or would we consider people who are naturally antisocial and stuck in their own little shell mutant? All due to the fact that they are just simply afraid? Would we want to take that from them,
That might be a good point, yet, it needs to be acknowledged that these so called inhuman still carry human organs and body parts that were inherited by their human parents. In other words, some mutant characters were born out of a normal female womb and just modified for scientific reasons or an unintentional experience and accident resulted the way they look. Such events do not categorize the characters or anyone in general that they are a different species. To clarify the point, humans ARE mutations, why? Since such characters which are human, are dedicated to protect our race from itself/mutants. We all have imperfections or own mutant