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[X-Men] So why isn't everyone terrified of wolverine?

I heard about that wolverine guy. He rolls with the X-Men, they're heroes. Mutants - but nobody can deny they've saved the world a few times. So, the good guys.

But then there's wolverine.

I heard his power is terrifying. They say bullets can't kill him, they say he can't die, they say he has knives that come out his wrists, they say he fights in a way that shows he is well aware of all of these things.

 I know wolverine's terror rages are usually pointed in the right direction, but one can't help to think that all those faceless henchmen with 11 inch knives in their skulls had families.

Why is it that when wolverine slaughters a warehouse full of bad guys with guns he can still walk out at the end of the day a hero? Now I'm a normal guy. I know damn well if I got bulletproof body armor, huge knives on my fists, and karate training, and slaughtered a wave of ninjas, it world be portrayed as a terrifying act of mass murder. What gives?
gpt
War produces casualties. Assuming these henchmen who died were protecting some villainous character holding hostages or threatening the existence of a species, they are enemy combatants. It sucks that Johnny over there with his throat turned inside out has been in and out of prison his whole life and was trying to turn things around by taking the only job he could find, but at the end of the day he still probably tried to kill the guy trying to save innocent people.

Just look at the school invasion from X-Men 2. Wolverine didn't know their motives, nor did he probably care, all he saw was a lot of people threatening his art students. Lt. Dan Jr. may have a wife and kids, but when he accepted a mission from Stryker to kidnap a bunch of American citizens in a black ops raid in the middle of the night, maybe it's a little bit his fault he ended up with 3 stab wounds to the chest.