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[Marvel] Why does the average person care about the difference between a mutant and someone who got their powers later?

Surely people would react to hero's Spiderman and the Fantastic Four with the same fear as they do to the X-men? How they do know heroes who keep their identities secret aren't mutants? Shouldn't every news source treat Spidey the same way that J. Jonah Jameson does?
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Why does the average person care about the difference between any race? The entire problem with mutants is that they’re *different.* They aren’t just regular humans. The Fantastic Four were astronauts who had an accident. Captain America was a war hero. Tony Stark is a diva. 

The Daily Planet isn’t the only place that hates Spider-Man, but the thing is, most are aware of him running around saving people. Most mutants aren’t street level heroes. Most of the issues that mutants get wrapped up in are mutant issues. Spider-Man is catching purse snatchers, Cyclops is fighting a race war. Cyclops is fighting mutant terrorists. Cyclops is fighting insane mutant scientists. Spider-Man is stopping a bank robbery. If Spider-Man was constantly fighting in mutant fights on the side of mutants, it might be different. But he isn’t.