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Saying he finds a way around that, now you’ve got a bidding war. Criminals keep upping the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this bribe, forcing Wayne to do the same. Crime gets worse because the criminals need to be able to afford those increasing prices, and crime is how they make their money. Eventually he might win after throwing enough money around, but in the mean time it’s wildly counter-productive. It also makes Wayne criminal enemy number one, and he won’t be flying under the radar. He’ll be a public target under constant threat and wouldn’t be able to go outside. Then there are those who fall through the cracks. When you’re trying to bribe every single person, which by itself is a feat for one man since he doesn’t have an army like the criminals do, he’s just going to miss people. That creates internal conflict in each department with nobody knowing who’s on which side. That would lead to mass disruption and general breakdown of services over certain areas.

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All offense directed at DC for this, not you, but that falls a bit flat dunnit? Ah yes, Batman, a violent vigilante forced to take the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this law into their own hands because of the utter failure of justice and social order, says that you must trust that someday justice will happen rather than.. take the law into your own hands. Clap, Jason, clap for Tinkerbell! Also a big thing that doesn’t come up often in batman discourse is that blunt force trauma isn’t a thing in fiction. Knocking people out has been a harmless temporary off switch for I literally do not know how long, to the point where I own almost century old tintin books that have that as a central plot device (alongside chloroform before they figured out how carcinagenic the stuff is)
Unless specifically stated otherwise in story, we must assume that all the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this people bats roughs up wake up at most a day later literally no worse for wear and it is deeply silly to ignore this when it comes to batman and not for literally every other story that uses it. Now does this fiction wide conceit have real world consequences? absolutely! Less than lethal weapons (often called non lethal like rubber bullets and tasers )employed by the police kill people all the god damn time even when they are used correctly (frequently aren’t) and there’s also the whole sports of boxing, MMA, american football, and who knows how many others where concussions have run rampant for decades only for us now very very recently to make a concerted effort to look at the effects smashing your head in over and over has on a body.
But it ain’t on batman writers to suddenly fix all that. To quote the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this joker we do be living in a society tbh and so does batty Maybe only tangentially related, but I once had someone unironically argue to me that Batman killed people, because the things he does would kill people in real life. No matter how much I explained it, they didn’t accept that it wasn’t real life, it was a story, and the story said they lived mostly unharmed. It’s crazy how broken some people’s perspective of fiction is. Your friend’s got a point. There are the superhero exceptions, but otherwise in comics the world is treated as if the rules were our own. Put ice in water, the water gets cold. Slam on the brakes, the car stops. Basic laws of physics apply outside of the superheroes. Bats has no superpowers, so he has no superhero exception. The things he does only doesn’t kill people because that’s what the writers wrote, not because he’s not doing things that kill people. Aside from being carcinogenic and a bad anesthetic, it doesn’t actually work like that anyway- it takes minutes of inhalation to knock you out, and then you need to keep continuously administering it in just the right dose to make you stay knocked out and also not die, putting some on a rag and holding it to somebody’s face for a few seconds would just piss them off.
How much detail do you think would be entertaining to go into about the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this rehabilitation process in your superhero comics? And how much detail would it need to go into to not be considered “throw away?” There have been quite a few instances of him recruiting supervillains to be members of a new superhero team he’s setting up. Harley Quinn, Clayface, Killer Frost, just to name a few from the past decade. Which are the types of stories that I would say go into his views on redemption in detail, but they involve big flashy super people rather than like… drug dealers. There’s other times with smaller criminals like in Grant Morrison’s run where he busts a prostitution ring and then tells one of the girls about a job at Wayne Tower, and she shows up again later working as a receptionist there. But the story doesn’t focus on her turning her life around, she’s just in a couple of scenes. Just in general Bruce Wayne in a suit is less interesting than Batman so not many stories actually cover that half. He is consistently depicted as pouring literally billions of dollars into his own foundations for homelessness, healthcare, orphans, and anything else you can think of, occasionally hiring goons out from under criminals into better paying and safer jobs at Wayne Enterprises and carrying around business cards to give to people who either surrender or never fight to begin with.
There’s an iconic panel that I can’t seem to find anywhere where on patrol he hands a business card to a young woman who’s implied to be a prostitute or something like that and mentions that Bruce Wayne hires anyone and everyone. Later in the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this same comic we see her as I think his personal secretary and he’s just generally checking up on her to make sure everything’s going alright. On Red Hood’s end, yes killing the worst of the worst and preventing the worst possible versions of crime are capable of producing results, it still doesn’t make him better than the people he’s killing and allowing to peddle drugs. It’s also not a good solution, as killing pedophiles and preventing dealers from selling to kids is easily solved by simply going where he’s not. Hell, they could move back into Batman’s territory where they will get their ass beat and sent back to jail, but they won’t be dead. Many would agree that the likes of the Joker deserve death, but what about Mr. Freeze, who just wanted to avenge/save his wife (or in some versions, steal diamonds)? What about Poison Ivy who for all intents and purposes has a noble goal, but is doing it illegally in the same way Red Hood is? In the end, the morality falls apart when you ask the question of “Where’s the line?” Because everyone has a different answer, and giving one man the power to define that line has been historically a very bad idea.
On Batman’s side, it’s not like going out and beating the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this crap out of every criminal is the right thing to do, especially since newer media only depict the aspect of Batman who just kicks and punches his way through Gotham instead of trying to rehabilitate those who can clearly be saved. The people who get away to live/walk another day will now do their crime, but probably do it without leaving witnesses just to spite Batman. And locking up the most unstable and dangerous criminals evidently only works for so long, as in Gotham a major villain gets out and does terrible things every other week. Sure you can fund projects, charities and organizations to help prevent any of these issues in the first place, but corruption happens fast and runs deep. It’s a matter of time before these efforts are quashed by those looking to line their own pockets or achieve their own goals over the common people’s.
This is not even going into the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this issue of vigilantism itself, as it’s a crime for a reason. People tent to be irrational and ruled by emotions, so it’s easy for someone to don a mask and become Red Hood when they planned to be Superman. Neither is right, it’s just that Batman, having a code never to kill, is fundamentally above Red Hood on the ladder of ethics. It doesn’t make it right; it just makes it less evil by comparison. As a very casual enjoyer of Batman, I don’t see much of the politics side of Batman. I don’t see him advocating for a lot of the policy level decisions that would fix these systemic issues. Is this a comics-exclusive aspect of Brucy? Also why the hell did OP post two screenshots that share 90% the same information? Do a little editing and post a single image of both posts together or crop each screenshot to a single post! It’s not that hard, folks. He is meant to be using his money to improve Gotham. Most writers don’t consider this to be interesting so they don’t explore it.
In Court of Owls, he shows his latest date the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this plans for rejuvenating the city and building better infrastructure, something that will get thousands employed over short and long term. In several instances, he runs a cutting edge research centre that rivals Lex Co and Star labs in bringing helpful new technology to the world. Wayne Tech has a focus on sustainability and eco research. Hardly, all interpretations of him show him creating projects to help the people in Gotham as Bruce Wayne. In Future, it’s even stated that a reformed Penguin does help in one such charity. But despite being a fairly persistent element of the character, it’s also not shown or explored much. Mostly because the mindset of Batman comics is that people who buy Batman generally aren’t buying it to watch Bruce Wayne make political moves… they’re buying it to see Batman fight people and stuff.
There’s also a big issue I don’t see people address much: due to the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this nature of comics, Bruce Wayne can’t help Gotham. If Bruce Wayne saved Gotham with his money, there’d be no more Batman stories to tell. And they never intend to stop making Batman stories. And so there can be no permanent change from Bruce Wayne’s actions. Side note about that second point: a little bit of setup, a key aspect of the Sandman comics is that the Endless exist and represent different aspects of, like, reality I guess? The story starts with Dream getting imprisoned for 70ish years and this leads to most of the issues in the first few stories because it radically fucked up how sleep worked leading to people being stuck asleep for that long, being unable to sleep or being trapped in waking dreams.
We also know that another Endless is missing, namely Destruction. A while ago I heard the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this fantastic theory that Destructions absence is what both stops destruction from ever feeling “meaningful” in DC but also stops anything from changing because stuff needs to be torn down before it can be built up again. It’s not comics exclusive, the movies just somehow touch on it even less than in the comics. He’s consistently depicted as pouring literally billions into Gotham, it’s just also the most corrupt and cursed city in all of fiction so nothing can ever change. My issue with most people talking about Batman and superhero’s in general is you can really tell a lot of people don’t read comics and maybe even don’t watch the shows. I love the movies I think they’re great but there are literal mountains of content disproving peoples point that just gets ignored Another issue is that people treat it like there’s one definitive answer or explanation to debates like this, when in reality there’s issues are complex, and the characters being discussed have been written by a ton of writers, all with different personal philosophies and interpretations of the characters.
Like I’ve hated every discussion I’ve seen about whether Batman’s fascist or not, because the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this reality is it varies greatly depending on the story. Manga and anime fans often don’t even read and watch the material they’re a fan of, and that’s a single line of works that are easy to follow. Don’t expect people to read said mountain of comic issues and trying to wade their way through a bunch of writers’ viewpoint. (Not trying to dismiss reading comic as a bad thing, just trying to point out why source material literacy is so low). Also remember, the worst people are often the most vocal on the internet. I remember reading a Batman Annual a couple years ago that explicitly stated that since Batman has become active, the murder rate in Gotham has steadily decreasing year by year even despite all the super villains like Joker coming out of the woodwork since. This is because aside from beating up criminals, he’s also providing jobs and social outreach to help reduce the poverty level and crime rate in Gotham.
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Bruce’s strategy would work, if he actually managed to think for a second about the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this fact that this person has enough set in stone evidence and has been proven to be free of outside influence and massacres entire city blocks with no prison good enough to hold him for trial, and did what legal process is guaranteed in the Supreme court Just want to remind commentors that Red Hood also doesn’t just execute drug dealers but also serial terrorists like Bane, Joker, Poison Ivy ect If memory serves, there was a scene in the comics where, while surrounded by Black Mask and his henchmen, Batman plays a pre recorded video from Bruce Wayne explaining that Black Mask doesn’t care for them and would throw them away eventually. Bruce then extends a well paying job offer at Wayne-tech to anyone who agrees to rehabilitation. Everyone but Batman and Black Mask immediately leaves the building. Readers need to remember that most of Gotham’s villains are bat shit insane and the Asylum does a crap job at managing its patients as well as the fact that the justice system is VERY corrupt.
There is an illuminati cult of crime that makes sure that crime and corruption is well funded in Gotham so they will always have a self-fed loop of desperate citizens who’ll have to deal in shady dealings to get by. Also keep in mind that these are comics. Fantastical stories of fiction. Or would you like to tell me that the Skeleton Arizona State Sun Devils forks up shirt Apart from…,I will love this story about a melted man of clay is very realistic that he wouldn’t be a huge tiktok celebrity at this point if not for the writers wanting him to do crimes so they can watch a costumed lunatic fight him? “You can have a life ahead of you, if you survive the brain hemorrhage I just gave you and the hospital bills from said brain hemorrhage that I refuse to help pay, and also the prison system.” Except the difference is that Batman’s method of delivering the message of “You’ve got a long life ahead of you, why waste it?” is by breaking their bones and ruining their life

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