The X-Men were a metaphor for a lot of disenfranchised people; people who felt like they were pushed to the fringes...

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The X-Men were a metaphor for a lot of disenfranchised people; people who felt like they were pushed to the fringes of society. The X-Men comics were so well written that even those who the comics weren't meant to represent felt represented.

And that's a food thing.
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