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[MCU] Why is Thor viewed in a similar train of thought to the Hulk, according to Ross and the government?

I understand why the US government and others view the Hulk as an unstoppable rage monster, who could be viewed as a huge risk to... well, everything. Yet, why is Thor (at least, to General Ross) viewed in a similar way?

Sure, he might not be *completely* familiar with Earth customs, and he is a powerful being; but Thor is a civilised ~~dude~~ ~~man~~ pirate-angel, from a more advanced civilisation (or was). 

The god isn't going to randomly start smashing things; he is more likely to take a selfie with fans, which he is done so, and make awkward yet funny jokes. Is it (partly) because he is of royalty, as well as super powerful?
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It's less "he's a brainless menace" and more "we have no way to control him". With Bifrost, Thor can pretty much show up anywhere, anytime, and bail out just as quickly, and his strength and speed means that pretty much no one but the Avengers is equipped to tell him "no". If Thor decided to walk into Bumfuck, Iowa and skullfuck the mayor, the mayor has no recourse but to grease up his eyeball, lie back and think of America until Iron Man gets there.

Sure, Thor is chill as hell, but what happens if he hits zero chill?