[ SECRET POST #5539 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5539 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Kill them. These murderers have killed thousands. They have been tried and found guilty. But the government keeps failing on keeping their citizens safe. So either kill them (or permanently paralyze them if you are too delicate to kill) or don't bother doing what you are doing. As I said, above:

Superheroes causes more trouble than they solve when they just let villains be a revolving door of imprisonment. They create villains while not doing anything to stop any villains for more than a few months. Their presence also draw more villains to his city AND cause them to showboat for a superhero's attention.

[(Anonymous)]

Tried, found guilty, but sentenced to imprisonment and not death. Why should Batman have greater say over people's fates than the government?

[(Anonymous)]

Lol, the government is useless in the real world and the DC universe.

[(Anonymous)]

... And that somehow doesn't slide straight into a dystopia in your view? The only solution to superpowered crime is to murder everyone with superpowers? Because that won't manufacture supervillains in and of itself? Because it won't engender desperation and willingness to kill even where there wasn't any before? Giving everyone a license to murder opponents in real life absolutely calms everything down, and righteousness decided by whoever has the biggest nuke or best snipers also goes well for everyone involved. Police should absolutely shoot any and all career criminals on sight.

Right, well. You do you, dear. I do not agree with you and will not agree with you, so I'm going to sign off.

[(Anonymous)]

Even if Batman doesn't kill people, he's still a billionaire vigilante with supertechnology wearing a costume to go out and beat up people and throw them in jail. I think a lot of the points you raise about how this would be a dystopia if it happened in real life are baked into the setup already whether or not Batman kills people.

nayrt

[(Anonymous)]

We don't have Bezos and Musk running around in superhero outfits (yet) but I think just their obscene wealth and how they act makes is edging us towards a dystopia.