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human
[X-men] Let's say something happens that give 100% of the human population superpowers. Would prejudice versus mutants still exist?

The superpowers would be as varied and potentially weird as those found naturally in mutants, such as disfigured appearances, crazy limbs, visible stuff would be present, along with the usual assortment of psychic powers, flying brick powers, etc.

Would anyone really care anymore that superpowered threats exist, when literally everybody is superpowered?
gpt
First, one has to put aside the strange ability to hate "mutants," but apparently that hate doesn't extend to green radioactive ogres, "gods," mad scientists, magicians, or the hundreds of other people who can cause just as much destruction, if not more, than mutants.

As for the hate, yes, people would continue to hate each other, just for slightly different reasons.

People with overt mutations could be hated for looking different. They'd also still be a "threat," in that if they can lob a car across the city, they can probably decide to punch your head off.

Then there are the covert mutations. That guy over there? He can read your mind, and put thoughts in your head. He'd probably be lynched in short order unless he's with a group offering protection.

Then there are the harmless mutants. These are ones that could, say, change the color of plants or make their skin light up. Unless they had other value to their communities or managed to not be too noticeable, they could easily become the target of re-directed hatred for the mutants that can't be attacked without getting yourself killed.

Those mutants considered "deformed" could attack the "normies" and vice-versa. Those who try to keep the peace would be seen as on one side or the other. From there, it's very easy to see conflict arising for the smallest of reasons, but now we have almost everyone with some kind of power to draw on.