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May 23, 2017 5:14:45 GMT formersamhmd said:

May 23, 2017 4:26:41 GMT DC-Fan said:

So your answers are:

No, Tony didn't turn himself in to the authorities after kidnapping and transporting a minor out of the country under false pretenses, lying to the minor's guardian.

And

No, Tony didn't apologize to Aunt May for lying to her and stalking and kidnapping her under-age nephew out of the country to fight a battle against super-powered fugitives.

So Tony didn't own up to his crimes.  Got it.

Tony had full Government Authority to do that, and Peter didn't want May to know what was going on so Tony respected that.

No, Tony didn't have Government Authority to kidnap Peter.  Peter is a private citizen and isn't in the military so the government doesn't have the authority to draft him into service.  Moreover, Peter is a minor so he couldn't be drafted anyway.  And the government has no authority to allow anyone to kidnap a minor and transport the minor out of the country without the consent of the minor's parents or legal guardian.

Also, what Peter wants is irrelevant.  Peter is a minor so under the law, Peter isn't allowed to leave the country without the consent of his parents or legal guardian.  Since Peter is a minor, transporting him out of the country under false pretenses and lying to Aunt May is considered kidnapping of a child, regardless of whether or not the child went voluntarily.    Since Peter is a child, he's not legally able to give consent so what Peter wants is irrelevant.