Superman vs. Ghost Rider

Started by Epicurus14 pages

Originally posted by NemeBro
Nah, at this point the quality of your post is enough for us to be confident in our superiority, and besides, we've provided considerably more evidence than you have in this thread. 👆

No proof then? Thought as well.
Originally posted by NemeBro

We never said resisting the wormhole was his best quantifiable feat. 👆

We once said resisting the terraforming ray that reached the center of the Earth was, but when proved wrong I gracefully conceded that point. Learn from our example. 👆


You admitted it though. Which means a win for me, you loser.

Lol at you referring to yourself in plural.😂

Originally posted by NemeBro

So no physical feats then? Good. 👆

We win, you lose. 👆


Seeing how a dimension ruling reality warping demon-god entity is well beyond the need for having physical feats, it is indeed good and well.

You might want to get diagnosed for dissociated identity disorder, pal.

Originally posted by Epicurus
He got hit and his body wasn't even shown, let alone a KO.

Then stop responding to my posts, instead of resorting to infantile bashing, lying, distorting of facts from the movie and ignoring onscreen evidence. The feeling of guilt has everything to do with it. I already pointed out that this Rider is closer in terms of powerset to his comic book counterpart and seeing how the comic book counterpart's power has failed to affect sociopaths like Cletus Cassidy, my presumption is fairly valid. Lol, you already conceded that the act in itself doesn't matter as Blaze so clearly implies when he points out that even someone who's performed a trivial sin would be no different from a murderer in the Rider's eyes. Last, I checked, Superman's sin is murder, so there. KOing Zod would have been easier than breaking his neck. That much is for sure!

It wasn't shown because it was in a burning car. The rest is obvious.

Lying, and distorting facts? Me? This coming from mister "he wasn't KOed even though he got hit, didn't get up, and woke up in a hospital." F*cking lol. Guilt was never mentioned in Blaze's monologue. That's your baseless assumption. He says: "In the presence of evil I change into a monster, and I prey on the wicked, and I suck out their souls." That's it. The rest is you trolling hard. I conceded to nothing. Just the opposite. I told you a thousand times that the severity of the sin doesn't matter but there must be a sin. Last time I checked killing evil murderers to protect the innocent is not a sin, especially since the Rider does it all the time. I see you've never had some in that kind of hold. You can't KO someone as easy as you could twist their head from that position. Especially with Zod about to fry an innocent family. And besides what would have they done with Zod if he was still alive? No prison could hold him, he'd just break out, and kill more people. Superman's judgement was sound.

MoS takes GR head and throws it away. End of Story.

Originally posted by Psychotron
It wasn't shown because it was in a burning car. The rest is obvious.

Case rested. Point proven. Concession accepted.🙂
Originally posted by Psychotron
Lying, and distorting facts? Me? This coming from mister "he wasn't KOed even though he got hit, didn't get up, and woke up in a hospital." F*cking lol. Guilt was never mentioned in Blaze's monologue. That's your baseless assumption. He says: "In the presence of evil I change into a monster, and I prey on the wicked, and I suck out their souls." That's it. The rest is you trolling hard. I conceded to nothing. Just the opposite. I told you a thousand times that the severity of the sin doesn't matter but there must be a sin. Last time I checked killing evil murderers to protect the innocent is not a sin, especially since the Rider does it all the time. I see you've never had some in that kind of hold. You can't KO someone as easy as you could twist their head from that position. Especially with Zod about to fry an innocent family. And besides what would have they done with Zod if he was still alive? No prison could hold him, he'd just break out, and kill more people. Superman's judgement was sound.

I see you're still misinterpreting that scene, lol. Lol, saying that the severity of the sin doesn't matter basically equates to saying that the sin itself doesn't matter. If a kid skips doing his/her daily household chores on purpose, then he/she is clearly committing a sin so trivial that it probably can't even be considered a sin. If he/she feels guilty enough about the deed though, then he/she is fair game in the Rider's eyes for punishment. Tell me something; do you actually think that white lies and illegal downloads are worse sins compared to killing someone in one instance and standing idly by while a person dies in another? Honest to god question. Because what you've been implying in your posts is highly contradictory; on one hand you say that the act is what matters. On the other hand you say that Superman will get a free pass for committing murder, which is very clearly a pretty horrible act. Basically speaking, your post stinks of awful logic.

Originally posted by Epicurus
Case rested. Point proven. Concession accepted.🙂

I see you're still misinterpreting that scene, lol. Lol, saying that the severity of the sin doesn't matter basically equates to saying that the sin itself doesn't matter. If a kid skips doing his/her daily household chores on purpose, then he/she is clearly committing a sin so trivial that it probably can't even be considered a sin. If he/she feels guilty enough about the deed though, then he/she is fair game in the Rider's eyes for punishment. Tell me something; do you actually think that white lies and illegal downloads are worse sins compared to killing someone in one instance and standing idly by while a person dies in another? Honest to god question. Because what you've been implying in your posts is highly contradictory; on one hand you say that the act is what matters. On the other hand you say that Superman will get a free pass for committing murder, which is very clearly a pretty horrible act. Basically speaking, your post stinks of awful logic.

Translation: I can't come up with a counter argument to the blatantly obvious KO so I'm gonna shitpost.

What I'm saying is that the severity of the sin doesn't matter, but there must be some kind of sin, otherwise you don't fall into Ghost Rider's definition of wicked. Is that clear enough? The kid's feelings would be irrelevant, if he did something wrong, even minor, he would be fair game. If feelings mattered then presumably someone like those guys that were beating the kid from Spirit of Vengeance would be immune to the PS simply because they don't have a sense of morality, and we know that's not the case. As for Superman, what he did is not wrong or illegal. He did not kill Zod in cold blood, he was begging him to stop, but Zod didn't listen, and would have killed a family. In the real world under the same circumstances a cop would be fully justified to kill Zod. It would have been morally wrong for Superman to let Zod kill the family just so he doesn't have to get his hands dirty.

Originally posted by Psychotron
Translation: I can't come up with a counter argument to the blatantly obvious KO so I'm gonna shitpost.

Translation: I am a butthurt little faggot.
Originally posted by Psychotron

What I'm saying is that the severity of the sin doesn't matter

Which basically means that the sin itself doesn't matter. Crime is crime, sin is sin irrespective of its severity. At the end of the day, the punishment meted out is the same; getting your soul fried to a crisp. In the end the guilt one feels over said sin is what matter. Heck, a white lie can technically not even count as a sin seeing how it is often spoken with good intentions. Same goes for an illegal download, which can be done for a variety of good reasons. If doing such trivial, and possibly even beneficial acts results in one getting marked by the Rider, tell me, why should Superman who has not only killed but idly stood by and let another be killed(despite having the power to stop it) should be exempt?

Originally posted by Epicurus
Translation: I am a butthurt little faggot.

Which basically means that the sin itself doesn't matter. Crime is crime, sin is sin irrespective of its severity. At the end of the day, the punishment meted out is the same; getting your soul fried to a crisp. In the end the guilt one feels over said sin is what matter. Heck, a white lie can technically not even count as a sin seeing how it is often spoken with good intentions. Same goes for an illegal download, which can be done for a variety of good reasons. If doing such trivial, and possibly even beneficial acts results in one getting marked by the Rider, tell me, why should Superman who has not only killed but idly stood by and let another be killed(despite having the power to stop it) should be exempt?

And the shitposting continues. Not that I'm surprised.

Because neither of those were sins. How many times do I have to explain to you that Pa Kent was an adult and in charge of his own actions. Killing a villain to defend innocents is not a sin either and it never was. Get your head out of your ass and you'll figure it out.

Epicrus you lost, give up. Man of Steel won already.

Originally posted by Psychotron
And the shitposting continues. Not that I'm surprised.

Because neither of those were sins. How many times do I have to explain to you that Pa Kent was an adult and in charge of his own actions. Killing a villain to defend innocents is not a sin either and it never was. Get your head out of your ass and you'll figure it out.


And the butthurt ass-faggotry continues. Not that I am surprised.

Lol, killing someone isn't a sin, but speaking a white lie is? What sort of wackadoo planet do you live on?

Originally posted by Supra
Epicrus you lost, give up. Man of Steel won already.

Rider wins. Pay heed to your dom quan and concede to this fact.🙂

Originally posted by Epicurus
And the butthurt ass-faggotry continues. Not that I am surprised.

Lol, killing someone isn't a sin, but speaking a white lie is? What sort of wackadoo planet do you live on?

2/10. Apply yourself. I'm waiting for a non-shit counter-argument about that KO. Come on.

The same planet as Ghost Rider apparently since he kills all the time. Context matters. Clark didn't kill some civilian, he killed a guy trying to genocide the human race, and he saved that family. Try again.

Originally posted by Epicurus
Rider wins. Pay heed to your dom quan and concede to this fact.🙂

You know PS takes to long to work, MoS takes his head off.

Severity of the sin is not the question, it is the intention behind the sin. Supes had morally good intentions behind his murder of zod. Which is why, afterwards, supes wasn't feeling regret. Rider goes after those who had morally evil intentions behind sin. Those people are gonna feel regret.

Originally posted by Epicurus
No proof then? Thought as well.

One devoured more than the other despite being open for a few seconds. 👆

You admitted it though. Which means a win for me, you loser.

Lol at you referring to yourself in plural.😂

We never denied it. 👆

Try to keep up. 👆

Seeing how a dimension ruling reality warping demon-god entity is well beyond the need for having physical feats, it is indeed good and well.

Name the feats. 👆

You might want to get diagnosed for dissociated identity disorder, pal.

Superman stomps. 👆

Originally posted by NemeBro
One devoured more than the other despite being open for a few seconds. 👆

Prove it.
Originally posted by NemeBro

We never denied it. 👆

Try to keep up. 👆


You conceded it though, you DID nutcase.
Originally posted by NemeBro

Name the feats. 👆

Already did. Try to keep up.😂
Originally posted by NemeBro

Superman stomps. 👆

Rider wins.🙂

Originally posted by Firefly218
Severity of the sin is not the question, it is the intention behind the sin. Supes had morally good intentions behind his murder of zod. Which is why, afterwards, supes wasn't feeling regret. Rider goes after those who had morally evil intentions behind sin. Those people are gonna feel regret.

White lies more often than not have good intent behind them. Yet the Rider can feed on those who speak such a lie per Blaze in movie 2. What does that tell you?

PS stare will not work on MoS

^Stop lying.

Originally posted by Epicurus
^Stop lying.

It barely worked on the pure evil, how is GR holding MoS long enough to initiate it and even try it before getting his skull ripped from his bones.

Originally posted by Epicurus
^Stop lying.