SPIDER-MAN: Hero or menace?
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Spider-Man harassing citizens - photo taken by Edward Brock For years, New York has been the victim of many vicious attacks that are all stopped (and maybe even started) by “The Avengers”. (What are they avenging?) You would think that a team of six superheroes would be enough to protect New York, but apparently not. Recently, a new “hero” has arrived on the horizon, and unlike The Avengers, he has absolutely no relation with the government. In other words, he is a vigilante and a criminal. So many citizens of New York have been praising him online for quote unquote “looking out for the little guy.” However, not everyone online thinks positively of the Spider-Man. for example, one wise New Yorker said this on the topic: “This new guy, the Spider-Man, I don’t like him. He claims to be a help to New York yet all he really does is leave his messy spiderweb all over the place and maybe give a purse snatcher a concussion.” We interviewed many New Yorkers on the topic and it seemed that ever