In X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), Magneto delivers one of his most chilling lines: “No one ever talks about extermination. They just do it.” Those words hit harder when you remember his past — as a boy, Erik Lehnsherr watched his family torn away and killed in a Nazi concentration camp. His powers awakened in that moment of trauma, and it shaped his entire life. To him, humans treating mutants with fear and hostility is no different than the hate that murdered his family in the 1940s. That’s why