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[Marvel/X-Men] So, does the Brotherhood of Mutants or whatever Magneto calls his organization actually have things which help mutants in society? Or are they basically just a terrorist group?

Let's say I'm a young and very powerful mutant. 

Whatever Magneto's reasons for hating Xavier are, you cannot argue that Xavier's school actually does something helpful for these kids. They get to learn to control their powers, they get an education with people similar to them, they get to be members of X-Men, and some of them, such as Hank, end up working for high government positions. What I'm saying is, despite Xavier's different view on how mutants and humans should co-exist, his efforts still seem to help the mutants by actually giving them skills and other basic opportunities in society. 

Let's say I wanna join the Brotherhood, what does Magneto offer? Does he too have school or something where he can teach and show me to control my powers? How does his sales pitch work? What am I gaining for following him vs choosing Xavier? I don't wanna be some henchmen or some pawn in his big game, I just want a good life for myself. Does the Brotherhood have resources/infrastructure with ability to match what Xavier is giving? 

I repeat, I do not want to be some terrorist!
gpt
You are 16.

At your friend's birthday party in the pool you get knocked over and find out you have superpowers by zapping a bunch of people into paralysis and death.

You didn't mean it, it was an accident. But that doesn't matter because the town wants you dead. The cops want you dead. And you don't know it yet but the government has been alerted to you and is quickly building a file.

You run.

13 months later you're cold, you're hungry, and you're squeeking out an animals existence zapping small game in the woods.

And all of a sudden, an old man accompanied by a beautiful blue woman find you.

They tell you you're special. They tell you they have a safe place. They tell you that there are people *just like you* with them.
They welcome you with open arms.

More importantly, they tell you that the voice in your head that's been giving you and address to somewhere off New York is full of shit.

Why wouldn't you trust this man?