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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[Marvel] What was Tony Stark's and the rest of the American public's reaction when Captain America forced the repeal of the Super Human Registration Act at the end of Siege?
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Largely relief. There are always going to be some people who argue for it. Hell, Reed Richards shot down a nearly identical proposition in the 90s (which is more than he ever did for muties and the Mutant Registration Act). But with people like Norman Osborn in charge, it was a really bad time for America. And you had idols, Avengers who had saved the world, hiding like rats because their own friends were being forced to hunt them down. As time went on, the SHRA became more and more unpopular for various reasons.

Tony had to go with the act because it was the least radical plan there was. There were plans to capture and depower every superhuman they could get their hands on. Making heroes register their identities and receive mandatory training was the best argument he could make without forcing a more drastic war between the normal humans and the superhuman community. People gave Stark shit, but he did the best he could in a godawful situation.