LM Classic: Sherlockmethod vs MTGandP

Cable My opponent has quoted a comment by LM in an attempt to show that Cable is not street level. However, on the official rule listing (posted after everyone had submitted their team) (http://www.debate.org...) it states that street level characters are "people who spend their time dealing with local adversaries AND/OR are essentially on a human level." Seeing as how this is on the most updated version of the official rules, it is the version that we will be relying upon. Onslaught I did say no to collectives. However, Onslaught is not a collective. As I have already stated, Onslaught only contains the fusion of Magneto and Prof. X. One body, one mind, one being. Not a collective. I am using the incarnation from before Franklin and X-Man were absorbed, as seen in (http://www.debate.org...). Additionally, Onslaught has no potential to even resemble two distinct people. He can only be in one place and think about one thing at a time. The source I am using may put him at a power level of 12, but that is irrelevant. Onslaught is a combination of only two people. Why? Because I said so. I get to choose the canon, so-to-speak (it's not exactly a canon as much as it is an incarnation, but similar idea). The powers I listed are only from Prof. X and Magneto. Prof. X has a wide variety of psionic abilities, which were all transfered to Onslaught. Onslaught's strength is his own. "If Onslaught did not include these two, Con should have made the point clear as Franklin provides a necessary weakness in the creature, one I attempted to fully exploit." I had made it clear by round two. That leaves plenty of time for my opponent to adjust his strategy. "I do not see how to separate [Franklin and X-Man] and maintain the same level of power." All of the things that Onslaught has done in my strategies could have been done by Prof. X. ======== "The danger is in the fact that Franklin is part of Onslaught, and loyalty is not the problem, Franklin's inability to create the saving dimensional rift is the issue that makes Onslaught a danger to Superman's friends." First, Franklin is not a part of Onslaught. I have made that clear. Second, my team does not care about their own safety beyond the UTW. Their goal is to kill Team Sherlockmethod, and that takes top priority. How quickly can Ghost Rider put up a Hellfire? He essentially has human reflexes, which can react within about a fifth of a second (http://www.humanbenchmark.com...). Maybe Ghost Rider can react within one twentieth of a second, but he's still essentially on human level when compared to the likes of Wonder Woman. WW and Superman are not. I see no measures of how strong Doom's forcefield is, but Superman is strong enough to move the Earth, and WW is almost as strong. With their extreme strength, WW and/or Superman could break the forcefield with a single punch. With their extreme speed, this would only take about 1/10^13 seconds**, FAR faster than Ghost Rider can react to. My opponent's rebuttals are rather limited. But as he said, much is relying on whether Onslaught is legal. Or is it? Superman and WW can break Doom's forcefield faster than anyone can react to; after that, killing the others is easy. Or perhaps Superman can break Doom's forcefield while Wonder Woman is killing the rest of Team Sherlockmethod, or vice versa. Either way, it's over before Team Sherlockmethod can blink. **Superman can fly between star systems in a matter of minutes (http://en.wikipedia.org...). I then calculated the time it would take to fly across NYC. My estimate (erring on the slow side) is 1/10^13 seconds. He can probably throw a punch in more like 1/10^20 seconds.