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spatulaman ONLINE (12/17/2015) [-] 
Bat-a-rang in bum means he got bat-a-raped.
Jesus Christ that was a pain in the ass to come up with.
Jesus Christ that was a pain in the ass to come up with.
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blarghagh (12/17/2015) [-] never understood that batman logic, batman doesnt kill yet all the goons who fail to kill batman are going to get killed by their superiors anyways, or i guess he just doesnt care as long as he doesnt kill them himself
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abesimpson (12/17/2015) [-] I don't know. If you killed your goons everytime they failed to kill batman, then you wouldn't have anymore goons.
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kameken ONLINE (12/17/2015) [-] It's just flawed logic. I think at least sometimes it's meant to be portrayed that way, but there's also times where it's supposed to be a seriously good thing.
To be honest, the whole "Batman doesn't kill" thing is just to make himself feel better. Realistically, he's allowed hundreds at least, likely thousands to die at the hands of Joker, Killer Croc, and that sort because of it.
To be honest, the whole "Batman doesn't kill" thing is just to make himself feel better. Realistically, he's allowed hundreds at least, likely thousands to die at the hands of Joker, Killer Croc, and that sort because of it.
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schneidend ONLINE (12/17/2015) [-] Joker and Killer Croc's murders are on them. Batman isn't responsible for their actions. And, ultimately, he hopes they can be cured.
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schneidend ONLINE (12/17/2015) [-] Later on, yeah, he's pretty much sick of the Joker's **** , sure. But, even then, his goal is to make everyone around him better people by example, so sacrificing his principles, even to kill monsters, contradicts that goal. And, yes, he's in a position to stop them from killing, and he does so by knocking them the **** out, but then lets the courts decide from there.
What's more, Batman is afraid that if he allowed himself to justify killing one of his villains, he wouldn't be able to stop using that same metric to justify killing all of them, and anybody else who gets in his way. His mercy has proven to be the right path, regardless, as numerous members of his mythos, like Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Penguin have all gone straight at one time or another.
What's more, Batman is afraid that if he allowed himself to justify killing one of his villains, he wouldn't be able to stop using that same metric to justify killing all of them, and anybody else who gets in his way. His mercy has proven to be the right path, regardless, as numerous members of his mythos, like Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Penguin have all gone straight at one time or another.
