Why won't the Avengers help the "irrelevant" people?

Oct 22, 2017 22:16:52 GMT DC-Fan said:

On the TV show Person of Interest, each episode began with a narrative by Finch about the machine he built that detected threats to ordinary people whom "the government considered irrelevant. They wouldn't act so I decided I would".

Also you misinterpret the "relevant" and "irrelevant" list's in POI, the relevant list isn't about people but about the predictive outcome of those threats, so a blackmail plot to manipulate a city councillor to push through a innocuous bill that will immediately looks irrelevant to national security but paves the way for a 5 year plan that would culminate in mass exposure of NYC's elementary school kids to toxic materials is relevant, even if said plot only starts with blackmailing the councillors girlfriend into encouraging their other half to vote yes on a close vote, but the premeditated murder of a supreme court judge by their spouse and their lover is irrelevant so long as the potential replacement wouldn't be a threat to national security.

This is why in the show HR is considered an irrelevant threat because the corruption and influence is massive in the local scale but has almost no impact on anything outside of New York, even though their influence can hurt or harm massive amounts of million/billionaires, hell saving billionaires lives from petty corporate greed from their partners is considered irrelevant as was shown in the show.

Also the whole point of Ultron was Tony trying to protect everyone all the time.