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human
[Marvel] Don't the heroes have any problem with how SHIELD works?

SHIELD is an overbearing militaristic organization without any oversight. Its jurisdiction reaches the whole world, its competence is limitless. Given the right circumstances, SHIELD's director can take complete command over the three branches of power in a country, essentially becoming a non-elected dictator. They have detained and brainwashed people, their operatives consistently torture their prisoners.

**Sovereignty, Will of the People, Due Process of Law, Fundamental Human Rights, Checks and Balances.** SHIELD takes a huge dump over all those concepts. How none of the heroes have a problem with that? How can Captain America work with (and often for) such an organization when that organization has powers that go completely against his own beliefs?
gpt
They have a very big problem when S.H.I.E.L.D. violates due process and sovereignty. This was pretty much the theme of the Secret War and Civil War storylines. In Secret War, Captain America straight-up punches Nick Fury in the face and in Civil War he leads a superhuman resistance against the superhuman registration act.