Originally posted by Bardock42
I'm sure.Anyways, it's just odd, you think Batman is pretentious and an idiot, for actually sticking by the law
He doesn't stick by the law. He breaks many laws. He does what suits him. I think he's an idiot for allowing thousands of people to die, then daring to call himself a hero.
I enjoy Punisher a lot, he is a great character, and I appreciate his approach towards crime, but I can just as well understand and appreciate Batman's, especially since I, myself, am more like Batman in that aspect, and don't really feel that I have the right to decide over life and death of any person, so I get Batman's position.
Batman's hypocritical. He feels that he doesn't have the right to decide someone's fate, yet he's willing to throw people off of buildings on the chance that they'll live. He doesn't mind driving his batmobile through traffic and over buildings at 200 miles an hour, knowing that he could hit someone, destroy something which can seriously injure someone else. He doesn't mind trespassing on private property, then proceeding to destroy that property, beat the shit out of whatever cops or security guards that might be present, then abducting someone and dropping them off in another country. Dropping SWAT teams off buildings, etc. That's all illegal. He can't know for a fact that his antics will never kill an innocent person, what with all the explosions and driving through walls and such. But he does it anyway. He does know, without a shadow of a doubt, that every time he puts the Joker in jail instead of killing him, Joker will escape and kill someone. That's what he does every time. It's in his nature.
So Batman doesn't have the balls to decide the Joker's fate, yet he is more then willing, perhaps he doesn't eve care, to condemn some poor innocent person to quite possibly an excruciatingly painful death at the hands of a man he could have done away with a long time ago. How heroic.
Like I said,
I think that every person that The Joker kills batman should make it a point to go to that persons familiy and explain how he could have prevented that death by killing Joker years ago, but didn't because it wasn't "heroic". He should then explain to them how the loved one's death was instrumental in "justice" or some shit. If he did that to every family then maybe I would have respect for him and people like him... but they don't, and so I don't.
But hey, when I see you on the TV, pulling a Punisher I will take into consideration whether a character is an idiot for not doing it 😐
I'm not sure why seeing me doing that stuff would make you consider it, considering many people do it all the time, everywhere. But okay.