No, you did not. But you act as if it'll be simple, deciding who is an evil mutant or not. But the truth is, I'm sure either I or one of my comrades have probably killed someone's mother one time or other, do you see? To the children left behind, why we did it probably doesn't matter, any more than I imagine you care at all about the circumstances that led to your own mother being killed. They don't owe us understanding; perhaps they are glad all of my comrades are probably dead, and I can't say I blame them. But that doesn't mean we were evil.

[He shrugs, his gaze flitting away momentarily.]

When you force every single mutant to get registered, you are more or less starting a witch hunt, don't you see? Because you can't tell if a mutant is evil just from looking, can you? So every mutant will be suspected by society whether they've done anything or not, and if you think that won't lead to discrimination, you're a little bit naive.