Petty thieves don't usually end up in super-max super villain prisons. But I get your point, its definitely intentional that superman includes thieves in that list to show how far he's fallen.
@@tosh.0reddy728 "Oh yeah? Who wanted to go see that film? Who assured my parents it would be more fun to take the long way back to the car? I was the gun too Clark"
@@325figgy I'd like to think that they were both the gun, but the difference is that Bruce had time to let go of the gun, thanks to Alfred, Selina, and his children. Bruce's cowardice to console Clark in his time of need made Clark unable to let go of the gun. Clark needed him like Bruce needed Alfred.
@@DietDrBass I disagree. It was Superman himself the one that could not stop himself and give it time. He had the power to act immediately, Bruce did not. Bruce had to wait for several years, he had to grow and mature and never truly went over his own trauma. Superman bolted to the police station and killed Joker. Heck! Even the goodest Superman, the one from JLU, couldn't stop himself when Luthor killed Flash. The only reason why he reigned for as long as he did was because Batman cared too much for Flash as to not take over earth to avenge him as a Justice Overlord.
The amount of people dying during robbery is insane. Theft is a very serious wrong because it encourages greed, greed to the point you’ll do anything to get you want, even kill.
@@matthewbitter532 thieves does not equal robery and he wouldnt call them thieves if they killed someone they would be murderer Thief can be to survive too
The flaw with Superman’s ideology is spelled out pretty plainly in this speech. He puts “Thieves” in the same sentence and tone as “Rapists and Murderers” yet by many accounts stealing is not nearly as bad as these two other things. His flaw (and yes even Red Hood’s flaw) with his ideology is that what is wrong is decided subjectively and what is crime and isn’t crime is a thin line to cross
Thing is, _Red Hood knows there's lines you should never cross._ Red Hood knows there's such a thing as going too far, and we know via dialogue between the two that _Red Hood says Superman has crossed the line._ ...Okay, first off, if Red Hood, a vigilante that's known for killing criminals, says you've gone too far, that should tell you something. And second... I can't deny that he's right.
yeah and not to mention it doesn't take into account the surrounding context of these events , like many times there are innocently mistaken people / very much innocent and having no intention of doing any harm , but they make a mistake and are treated like and thrown in with criminals/murderers/the malicious only to become one of them or suffer or be a victim , not very often being able to find anything inbetween , this so called "justice system" / prison system of america is disgusting and subjects people to "cruel and unusual punishment" against our constitutional rights and is made to produce crime / profit , not protect society which would include the people they hurt , and really they subject us all to this "cruel and unusual punishment" for we all are under the same rules/laws that can lead us there if we are in the wrong place at the wrong time , not to mention over 100,000 innocent people are wrongfully convicted every year , this should be a national emergency , it is one of the upmost direlections of duty / attacks on our constitutional rights lol
Superman killed his best friend Lex after he betrayed him, his next course of action since everyone around the world was calling him a murderer was to completely destroy Gotham and Metropolis, killing millions. Shazam, aka 16 (I think) year old Billy Batson just said it’s not right to kill millions over something like that, Superman’s response is to kill him and threaten everyone else in the room What does Superman say he is? A casualty of war. That’s the line Red Hood will never cross, he will NEVER kill someone like Dick Grayson or Barbara Gordon to get to his target, he will NEVER kill civilians out of spite
@@Damned-Soul-Sundea Yep hence why to Joker, Superman was playing the game on easy mode. Because the moment Superman lost control was the moment that Joker lived on rent free in his nightmares. He likely still hears his dying laugh when he tries to sleep.
In the case of killing Joker, Superman was right. Joker had proven he couldn’t be and wasn’t willing to be rehabilitated and there hadn’t been a prison that could or would hold him yet. But Superman did end up going to far.
@@ADlNROSS dc still could pull other characters in from the future booster gold comes to mind and I'm sure there is others I'm not immediately thinking of
Hot Take -- I'm 1,000 percent sure that if Superman stopped at murdering The Joker and accepted the consequences, even Lois would let it go after a while. The problem isn't that Clark killed the Joker. It's that he didn't stop.
Yea thats why Batman never wants overstep the line. If you do it once the inhibition is already gone and youll find a reason to kill the next one as well.
@@randomdude0fficialThe thing is, Batman knows that if he crosses the line even once, it'll be nearly impossible for him to come back. Clark was raised by paragons of moral virtue, Superman should be the one who's able to come back and see what he's done afterwards.
@@randomdude0fficial that’s because Batman has issues. His no kill rule only applies to himself, as he knows that HE won’t stop. Deep down he has the mind of a killer. But Superman doesn’t initially have that problem, until the joker completely destroys everything he loved. And Superman kills all the time, but destroying metropolis and killing Lois just made him a ruthless dictator. In his mind, he wasn’t a murderer, he was just doing what must be done to make sure that metropolis never happened again, it hardened him. To be fair, the amount of killing he did after metropolis wasn’t outrageous (except for green arrow and Shazam), but his threats to wipe out entire cities and take over the planet, was.
I just find it sad that Batman was honestly opening up to Superman and try’s to relate to him and Superman took it as an insult. Just shows how far he’s gone and a lot cause.
You know. I never knew why batman never said," is this what your parents would have want? Who you be able to stand prou d in front of your father clark"
While that would be an excellent point to make, Superman would have responded the same way as the ‘this is not what Lois would have wanted for you’ line. That’s the problem with people like this version of Superman, the very second you start poking holes in their logic, they try to immediately shut it down in any way they can, because they don’t want to accept the sad and brutal truth that they are the problem. I think it would have done this Superman a lot of good if he just admitted to himself that he just wanted to kill all those prisoners because he was angry and it made him feel better. It’s never right to actually do something like that, but thinking and feeling that way, makes someone human. Also, I think I heard somewhere that it’s easier to stay angry than to have to live with the pain of losing people you love, and that’s what this Superman did, once the Joker was gone, Superman tried to keep that rage alive by aiming it at other criminals and justified doing so by convincing himself that they’re all just as evil as the Joker. At the core of it all, he’s running away from the pain of loss.
@AnimeAnima 94 I understand what you are saying , but Clark's earth parents are where his morals came from. Clark's parents showed it what it meant to be human. Clark always went back to think what his father would say when he couldn't make up his mind on hard topics. Louis showed how to love. Not how to be human. Not where his morals came from. It's like saying, "Would your father be proud of what you are doing" compared to" do you think your love would be happy to see you in the state you are in"
I love how people blame Batman for not killing his criminals but technically it’s on the actual Justice System for not executing them almost immediately after capturing them, Batman did his job, the justice system is who failed
@@oni-Kira than that person will be the remaining murderer or some of the people connected to them will continue what they havent finished or have revenge on that person
@@oni-Kira Im not really sure about that because the human mind can work in many mysterious ways like we think his forget about his friend who is a murderer but instead he becomes like his friend
People won't be living without fear. It'll just be fear of superman because you know it won't stop with just criminals. His definition of criminal will slowly morph until he is decapitating speeders and line cutters
"Don't you put that on me- *"I WILL!* Because I think you're growing to comfortable with living without it! You're doing things you would have _never_ done when Lois was alive! It feels less like you're seeking justice, and more like you're turning her into an excuse......."
The comic book prequels were some of the best comics ever made. Superman's descent into madness was slow and incredibly sad. The image of him hovering over the movement who saw Joker as a symbol of freedom is haunting. "You dare use his name!"
Superman could have proven his point. If he stopped after Joker. Billy, Oliver were no criminals. They were heroes. Yet both of their blood is in his hand. As much as I hate the no kill rule, I won't deny that it is Batman's greatest virtue. If a symbol of hope can be twisted from one murder, a symbol of fear would become the incarnation of fear.
ending the criminals prolongs the battle aswell, as we see normal people turn villain to protest the murderous power hungry superhumans and killing them would only make more villains
Yes but wanting the people to live without fear by creating a scenario where they would be AFRAID to break the law is completely unreasonable and it's the biggest flaw in his entire ideology
He was justified with what he did with Joker, but then he went off the deep end. Crime will never truly end, people will always slip through the cracks, all he manages to do is destroy himself and everyone around him.
I think Batmans point in killing is that, yes, it does solve the problem of murderers, but just causes more problems such as promoting fear and starting rebellion, which can lead to even more crime and murder than before
One of the reasons he holds that they’re not supposed to kill. At the end of the day, they’re working outside of the law, yet they’re still giving a great deal of trust to carry out that mission. Killing someone would be breaking the public trust, because now they have to be afraid of how much further will things go.
Mind Everyone he gave said Rapists and Murderers a 2 min head start before he Executes them. Literally playing with his kills like a Psychopath does to there prey
The fact that Batman always tried to talk and tells him that he's better than this shows the great respect he has always had for him as a leading figure in the league and seeing him go completely to the dark side must have been very painful.
I like how that’s even a quote BATMAN uses at Superman’s grave in the Justice league anmie, explosion in the background and responds to his memorial by what is it you used to call it Clark the never ending battle
You got to honestly wonder how corrupt gotham is, cause granted batman bringing in criminals doesn't help, but you figure the joker should be sent straight to an actual prison and given the death sentence, yet they keep sending him to arkham a place he constantly escapes...so is it batman fault or Jim Gordon's fault.
@@acejayden6208it's gothams citizens' fault for not voting goberment officials and representatives that would legallize the death penalty. Imagine if (sane) Dent showed up with "vote for me, and I'll make sure the joker gets the chair"?
Batman never was the perfect hero. He never was the paragon of justice he could’ve been. He never did everything right. But there is one thing he can do. “It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to our friends. Just as much to stand up to our friends.” -Albus Dumbledore Batman has the courage to tell his friends when they’re wrong. He’s not perfect, never was. But he knows loyalty better than many superheroes. And that’s why he’s a role model. We can’t be perfect, but we can still do what’s right when push comes to shove.
"When does it end" "When there's no more crime." "What about the crime's you're committing now? You might think you're doing good, but murder is still murder." "I'm not committing-" "And how long before you can no longer tell the difference!? Exactly when and where do you draw the line between crimes worthy of execution and those not? And how much killing does it take before your mind becomes twisted and your heart hard from trying to justify what you're doing? Are you so sure you haven't already crossed that line? THINK ABOUT IT!"
If Batman really wanted to hit the nail on the head he should've thrown in "The Kents sure didn't raise a killer. Did they look proud as you killed Green Arrow or did they look at the man in front of them with disappointment and fear?"
I dont know why but this is probably my favorite scene in the Story Mode. I just wanna appreciate Superman's and Batman's Voice actor here. (Mostly Superman) they nailed it.
"Cmon Bruce these criminals don't deserve to live you see what they do-" "My parents were murdered man I don't let that baggage get in the way nor should you let Lois-" "WHY WOULD YOU SAY THAT NAME???" "BITCH YOU BEEN MAKING THIS WHOLE ASS CRUSADE CUZ OF HER, I have every RIGHT to put that on you if you do." "...u-uh...SUPER PUNCH-"
"Don't you put that on me" "Kinda hard not too when you said it yourself you were the gun and people are already scared of you Clark why don't you just stop blocking out and actually listen to what they really think about you" I still can't believe he as the ability to block people out especially when you have super hearing.
The best thing that the movie did great was adding Plastic Man, a guy who was a robber and turned to a good guy. Something he even mentions in the movie, "I needed a 3rd chance to help me turn my ways", a great addition tbh
It's tough because I agree with both of em here, it's true people who are to far gone like the joker need to be dealt with, but that could very easily devolve into any petty crime being met with death, which is a scary thought
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I don’t think petty thieves are nearly on the same level as murderers and rapists supes
Petty thieves don't usually end up in super-max super villain prisons. But I get your point, its definitely intentional that superman includes thieves in that list to show how far he's fallen.
Hey, if you want to argue with the crazy god man, it’s your funeral.
I was thinking the same thing
Yeah they’re just poor, you can come back from that 😂
@@markeye2043 I know right! Like first it's quill arguing with Thor now batman is arguing with Superman like when does it stop?
Batman : mentions Lois
Superman : "Keep my wife's name out of your damn mouth!"
Will Smith reference 😂
Excuse sir it’s “fucking mouth” now get it right
@@joelals1351 oh no way dude we had no clue
And boom will Smith comes in
I think Deadshot will be upset about this.
"I wanted to kill my parents murderer"
Batman is a MAN to admit that
Superman- "But you weren't the gun" 😭
@@tosh.0reddy728 "Oh yeah? Who wanted to go see that film? Who assured my parents it would be more fun to take the long way back to the car?
I was the gun too Clark"
Sad part is, if you think about it, its scenes and moments like these that remind us Bruce never really left that alley either.
@@325figgy I'd like to think that they were both the gun, but the difference is that Bruce had time to let go of the gun, thanks to Alfred, Selina, and his children.
Bruce's cowardice to console Clark in his time of need made Clark unable to let go of the gun.
Clark needed him like Bruce needed Alfred.
@@DietDrBass I disagree. It was Superman himself the one that could not stop himself and give it time.
He had the power to act immediately, Bruce did not. Bruce had to wait for several years, he had to grow and mature and never truly went over his own trauma.
Superman bolted to the police station and killed Joker.
Heck! Even the goodest Superman, the one from JLU, couldn't stop himself when Luthor killed Flash. The only reason why he reigned for as long as he did was because Batman cared too much for Flash as to not take over earth to avenge him as a Justice Overlord.
I think everybody was on board with supes killing joker until he decided everybody else had to go too.
Tax Evasion
Jaywalking
Drinking in public
Littering
The guy who thinks pineapple belongs on pizza
Are these crimes worth Superman time
@Malcolm Hunter I mean....pinapple on pizza should be punishable by death
@@Paladen_X
Injustice Superman: They're all just like the Joker!
@@Paladen_X call me the joker cause I am putting those pineapples on that pizza
@@Paladen_X knowing how he literally compared thieves to the joker in this clip, I think he doesn't care.
There is no world where a common Thief is the same level of evil as the Joker
The amount of people dying during robbery is insane. Theft is a very serious wrong because it encourages greed, greed to the point you’ll do anything to get you want, even kill.
@@matthewbitter532 thieves does not equal robery and he wouldnt call them thieves if they killed someone they would be murderer
Thief can be to survive too
Pro thieves like cat woman are very very few most do kill mainly cause there not all that good at it
@@matthewbitter532 There is a distinct difference between robbery and theft. Thieves and robbers are not the same.
@@Karu_o_o Very rarely does a thief steal to survive in first world countries
"Revenge is like a poison. It can take us over. And before we know it, turn us into something ugly." -Aunt May.
No, that's a fungus.
perfect quote for Injustice Supes!
More revenge can be a poison. It's not inherently a poison
problem solved, I'm already ugly.
And look at that. It screwed Superman over.
"Justice is blind, not heartless"
- Dr. Fate.
The flaw with Superman’s ideology is spelled out pretty plainly in this speech. He puts “Thieves” in the same sentence and tone as “Rapists and Murderers” yet by many accounts stealing is not nearly as bad as these two other things. His flaw (and yes even Red Hood’s flaw) with his ideology is that what is wrong is decided subjectively and what is crime and isn’t crime is a thin line to cross
Thing is, _Red Hood knows there's lines you should never cross._
Red Hood knows there's such a thing as going too far, and we know via dialogue between the two that _Red Hood says Superman has crossed the line._
...Okay, first off, if Red Hood, a vigilante that's known for killing criminals, says you've gone too far, that should tell you something.
And second... I can't deny that he's right.
yeah and not to mention it doesn't take into account the surrounding context of these events , like many times there are innocently mistaken people / very much innocent and having no intention of doing any harm , but they make a mistake and are treated like and thrown in with criminals/murderers/the malicious only to become one of them or suffer or be a victim , not very often being able to find anything inbetween , this so called "justice system" / prison system of america is disgusting and subjects people to "cruel and unusual punishment" against our constitutional rights and is made to produce crime / profit , not protect society which would include the people they hurt , and really they subject us all to this "cruel and unusual punishment" for we all are under the same rules/laws that can lead us there if we are in the wrong place at the wrong time , not to mention over 100,000 innocent people are wrongfully convicted every year , this should be a national emergency , it is one of the upmost direlections of duty / attacks on our constitutional rights lol
@@thegameknight8916
No they are both dum.
*man steals loaf of bread to feed family*
Superman “So you’ve chosen death then?”
Superman killed his best friend Lex after he betrayed him, his next course of action since everyone around the world was calling him a murderer was to completely destroy Gotham and Metropolis, killing millions. Shazam, aka 16 (I think) year old Billy Batson just said it’s not right to kill millions over something like that, Superman’s response is to kill him and threaten everyone else in the room
What does Superman say he is? A casualty of war. That’s the line Red Hood will never cross, he will NEVER kill someone like Dick Grayson or Barbara Gordon to get to his target, he will NEVER kill civilians out of spite
"when people can live without fear" i wanted bats to say "no they will just fear you more than them"
And if we go with Batman's way they'll just be in permanent fear
@@BlackChapters why people always throwing cocktail parties in every other Batman TAS episode or in every Batman movie series then?
@@blah4151 oh you mean the rich?
I guess that's who Batman is concerned about
@@BlackChapters the people most likely to be victims of super villains.
@@blah4151 no, when Joker is out joyriding and shooting up a street, the people who lost their homes or the random kids playing would die
I love injustice because his motivation is entirely understandable and even agreeable until he FULLY loses it in which case Batman has to reel him in
Superman's ideology wasn't wrong, it was his actions
It always starts with one kill and then you keep going
@@superplayer1043 that’s what people say but it’s only true in some cases
@@bowlingpin3092 I don't think superman was mentally strong enough to only kill those deserving, especially right after Lois's death.
@@Damned-Soul-Sundea Yep hence why to Joker, Superman was playing the game on easy mode. Because the moment Superman lost control was the moment that Joker lived on rent free in his nightmares. He likely still hears his dying laugh when he tries to sleep.
I remember clark says “just one life” and bruce says “everytime starts with one”
every thing??
@@bred9901 ¿
In the case of killing Joker, Superman was right. Joker had proven he couldn’t be and wasn’t willing to be rehabilitated and there hadn’t been a prison that could or would hold him yet. But Superman did end up going to far.
The people: yay he’s killed the joker!
Superman: Now for the rest of you!
The people: wait what?
Nah joker does want to be rehabilitated. There's several canon stories that prove that. The issue is he CANT be rehabilitated even if he wants to be.
Superman did end up going too far, but killing Joker wasn't necessary, batman did like the least he could to keep the Joker locked up.
@@ItzMeYo_ not hating I’m just saying
@@zeothesnowwolf2937 What?
I love this cutscene the Game still looks fantastic for a Game that came out in 2017 if I remember correctly
I hope we get injustice 3
Hope so too 👍
I just wish they would remaster the first game tbh
there can’t be an injustice 3 all the good characters are dead it would be a very bad and boring game. they could make it and they can but no
@@ADlNROSS 🤔
@@ADlNROSS dc still could pull other characters in from the future booster gold comes to mind and I'm sure there is others I'm not immediately thinking of
Hot Take -- I'm 1,000 percent sure that if Superman stopped at murdering The Joker and accepted the consequences, even Lois would let it go after a while. The problem isn't that Clark killed the Joker. It's that he didn't stop.
Yea thats why Batman never wants overstep the line. If you do it once the inhibition is already gone and youll find a reason to kill the next one as well.
Superman kills all the time, and he usually doesn’t overstep it, but joker knew what would push him over the edge.
@@randomdude0fficialThe thing is, Batman knows that if he crosses the line even once, it'll be nearly impossible for him to come back.
Clark was raised by paragons of moral virtue, Superman should be the one who's able to come back and see what he's done afterwards.
Not a hot take.
@@randomdude0fficial that’s because Batman has issues. His no kill rule only applies to himself, as he knows that HE won’t stop. Deep down he has the mind of a killer. But Superman doesn’t initially have that problem, until the joker completely destroys everything he loved. And Superman kills all the time, but destroying metropolis and killing Lois just made him a ruthless dictator. In his mind, he wasn’t a murderer, he was just doing what must be done to make sure that metropolis never happened again, it hardened him. To be fair, the amount of killing he did after metropolis wasn’t outrageous (except for green arrow and Shazam), but his threats to wipe out entire cities and take over the planet, was.
Superman: *threatens Batman*
Batman: "Bitch i have 200 contingency plans and 150 of those are just for you."
I'm dead 💀
I just find it sad that Batman was honestly opening up to Superman and try’s to relate to him and Superman took it as an insult. Just shows how far he’s gone and a lot cause.
You know. I never knew why batman never said," is this what your parents would have want? Who you be able to stand prou d in front of your father clark"
While that would be an excellent point to make, Superman would have responded the same way as the ‘this is not what Lois would have wanted for you’ line. That’s the problem with people like this version of Superman, the very second you start poking holes in their logic, they try to immediately shut it down in any way they can, because they don’t want to accept the sad and brutal truth that they are the problem. I think it would have done this Superman a lot of good if he just admitted to himself that he just wanted to kill all those prisoners because he was angry and it made him feel better. It’s never right to actually do something like that, but thinking and feeling that way, makes someone human. Also, I think I heard somewhere that it’s easier to stay angry than to have to live with the pain of losing people you love, and that’s what this Superman did, once the Joker was gone, Superman tried to keep that rage alive by aiming it at other criminals and justified doing so by convincing himself that they’re all just as evil as the Joker. At the core of it all, he’s running away from the pain of loss.
@AnimeAnima 94 I understand what you are saying , but Clark's earth parents are where his morals came from. Clark's parents showed it what it meant to be human. Clark always went back to think what his father would say when he couldn't make up his mind on hard topics. Louis showed how to love. Not how to be human. Not where his morals came from. It's like saying, "Would your father be proud of what you are doing" compared to" do you think your love would be happy to see you in the state you are in"
@@adrianguerrero2949 fair enough.
@@TheWiseguytSuperman in the injustice universe wants to make everyone else feel small, so then he can be in control
Red Hood: "there's far, then there's too far"
They've actually done the Joker quite well even though he's been dead for quite a while because Superman is still playing into the Joker
"2 minutes, that's how long you should brush your teeth for"
I love how people blame Batman for not killing his criminals but technically it’s on the actual Justice System for not executing them almost immediately after capturing them, Batman did his job, the justice system is who failed
Crime will never end and theres a reason this line exists:
When there is light there is darkness,
And when there is darkness there is light
Too true… too true 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👌🏽
if you killed one murderer the number of murderers doesn't decrease
but what if you killed all of them
@@oni-Kira than that person will be the remaining murderer or some of the people connected to them will continue what they havent finished or have revenge on that person
@@naufalyusri2273 then what if he killed himself after killing all the other murderers doesn't that mean it will stop
@@oni-Kira Im not really sure about that because the human mind can work in many mysterious ways like we think his forget about his friend who is a murderer but instead he becomes like his friend
The face rigging was actually decent compared to some games that come out now 💀
Mass Effect Andromeda 😂
Yeah they actually did a great job for a fighting game
Batman "Crime took my family, too, Clark."
Superman "But you weren't the gun."
People won't be living without fear. It'll just be fear of superman because you know it won't stop with just criminals. His definition of criminal will slowly morph until he is decapitating speeders and line cutters
Joker always the type to prove a point; someone always have a bad day, then suddenly goes bunkers.
There's a reason why Batman is the leader of the Justice League. He is not only the brains but also the voice of reason.
If he just starts executing criminals until “the people can live without fear”, he just becomes the source of a new fear
It's a miracle Scarecrow didn't ally with Superman, considering how he became a terrorist dictator
"Don't you put that on me-
*"I WILL!* Because I think you're growing to comfortable with living without it! You're doing things you would have _never_ done when Lois was alive! It feels less like you're seeking justice, and more like you're turning her into an excuse......."
Supes is gangsta until Batman pulls out the Gold Kryptonite Knife
The comic book prequels were some of the best comics ever made. Superman's descent into madness was slow and incredibly sad. The image of him hovering over the movement who saw Joker as a symbol of freedom is haunting.
"You dare use his name!"
“People shouldn’t have to live in fear”
*The Irony.*
Superman could have proven his point. If he stopped after Joker.
Billy, Oliver were no criminals. They were heroes. Yet both of their blood is in his hand.
As much as I hate the no kill rule, I won't deny that it is Batman's greatest virtue.
If a symbol of hope can be twisted from one murder, a symbol of fear would become the incarnation of fear.
Batman: It's ALWAYS easier after the first time.
"When people don't live in fear" proceeds to make peace by fear.
Super Kent “You wouldn’t dare”
Bat Wayne”watch me bro”
"I want them to live without fear."
You brought fear to everyone supes
Like Hermes said in GoW3:"In the end, you only betray yourself!"
Damian is listening back there and is probably thinking: "Yes, brilliant Superman, airtight logic there!"
Guy steals dogfood
Superman: IRREDEEMABLE!
This is why batman is THE SYMBOL of a real superhero! He is unbreakable! I love this character with every fiber of my body!
ngl superman also makes a good point when he says the battle never ends
But it’s absolutely ridiculous to try to control the world like that
ending the criminals prolongs the battle aswell, as we see normal people turn villain to protest the murderous power hungry superhumans and killing them would only make more villains
Yes but wanting the people to live without fear by creating a scenario where they would be AFRAID to break the law is completely unreasonable and it's the biggest flaw in his entire ideology
@@christiantrent1030well your systems aren't even working so not it's not ridiculous
@@crazynachos4230why is it unreasonable? Are you telling me we have laws there to be broken? Why even try and have laws in the first place then?
Bro this awesome scene with excellent voice acting just made me remember Kevin's gone...man.
He was justified with what he did with Joker, but then he went off the deep end. Crime will never truly end, people will always slip through the cracks, all he manages to do is destroy himself and everyone around him.
Most of those people are people who accidentally jaywalked and/or forgot to pay their parking ticket
Nah man Batman knows those fellas ‘bout to become D-class personnel
So happy I met both VAs. RIP Kevin Conroy.
I think Batmans point in killing is that, yes, it does solve the problem of murderers, but just causes more problems such as promoting fear and starting rebellion, which can lead to even more crime and murder than before
One of the reasons he holds that they’re not supposed to kill. At the end of the day, they’re working outside of the law, yet they’re still giving a great deal of trust to carry out that mission. Killing someone would be breaking the public trust, because now they have to be afraid of how much further will things go.
"where people could live without fear"
but bro is making them fear tho
Clark reminds of the politicians that want to make drug dealing a death penalty offence then get angry when asked how are we going to pay for that
The entire Injustice storyline is the Joker's grand masterpiece.
idk supperman, a world where a little crime can get my stomach pierced doesn't seem "fearless"
"when people can live without fear"
But then people fear you.
Mind Everyone he gave said Rapists and Murderers a 2 min head start before he Executes them. Literally playing with his kills like a Psychopath does to there prey
Imagine stealing a shirt from kmart then ending up with an alien tryna put you on a shirt
Then, Superman proceeded to say “You wouldn’t.” He ended up facing the consequences of his words…
I’m just imagining Scarecrow hearing this and laughing his head off as Superman succumbs to his fear
how are thieves iredeamable
Plastic man would like to have a word
@@federicocaputo9966exception to the rule.
The fact that Batman always tried to talk and tells him that he's better than this shows the great respect he has always had for him as a leading figure in the league and seeing him go completely to the dark side must have been very painful.
Hmm if what superman said happened then the balance of good and evil will be broken and the consequences of it will be dire.
Superman being true to himself for once.
Superman thinking a thief is irredeemable is just... really, really, REALLY bad writing.
More like good wrotinh pointing out that superman went crazy into murder
More like good writing showing that superman went crazy into murder
Not necessarily, it just points out that at least this version of superman was working a very simplistic understanding of morality.
Well the plot have to go some where and turn superman in to new hitler seem to be where it's going
I like how that’s even a quote BATMAN uses at Superman’s grave in the Justice league anmie, explosion in the background and responds to his memorial by what is it you used to call it Clark the never ending battle
You got to honestly wonder how corrupt gotham is, cause granted batman bringing in criminals doesn't help, but you figure the joker should be sent straight to an actual prison and given the death sentence, yet they keep sending him to arkham a place he constantly escapes...so is it batman fault or Jim Gordon's fault.
Because he’s considered criminally insane, which means nut house instead of regular prison, and no executing the mentally ill.
it's Gotham government fault for not having better laws for dealing with their criminals
@@acejayden6208it's gothams citizens' fault for not voting goberment officials and representatives that would legallize the death penalty.
Imagine if (sane) Dent showed up with "vote for me, and I'll make sure the joker gets the chair"?
@@acejayden6208 It's New Jersey's fault for (thabkfully) not having the death sentence.
A man fighting for a world without fear by making a world where everyone lives in fear of him
Uh Kevin Conroy is gone so no Injustice 3 man.😢😢😢
Get Micheal Keaton! Flashpoint Batman! 😊
@@seanshukoski3457 sorry bud but Kevin Conroy is a perfect voice for Batman and I watch his animated universe series since I was a little.
Damn batman intention only to save clark from his path, me having tears 😭
The fact that you included the word "rapists" in this clip instead of "racists" out of fear for getting demonetized makes you a G.
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It IS "rapists", he didnt modify anything
@@_YourFlyIsOpen He's afraid he'll get called out on his own racism lol he told on himself.
Holy shit, this voice acting is good.
I feel like superman doesn’t get the fact that killing all the criminals doesn’t actually stop crime
"When there is no more crime" I have a feeling crime will never end. You'll just lower the bar.
Justice will never end either. Lowing the bar is all that matters.
"I know Babyeater drinks the blood of babies and wears clothes exclusively made out of puppy skins. But he had a troubled childhood."
Love the alternative universe where they stop the joker in time, only for batman to kill him in the Batmobile to protect Clark and his family.
Never give Batman preptime Clark.
Ah, yes. Once there's no more crime, because every human is terrified of Superman's wrath.
W asf
"And executing them will en-"
"Yes, yes it will"
Superman WAS right. He was in the right for all that he did. Until Billy Batson, that is.
He killed Green Arrow, Martian Manhunter, and he severely injured Superboy. He was never in the right.
Also he wanted to invade other parallel worlds to conquer them, which is why he killed Captain Marvel after he argued with him.
Never changes, Batman always right when he fight with Superman about thing
@@justinbryan6249not to mentioning the countless victims he killed.
Batman never was the perfect hero. He never was the paragon of justice he could’ve been. He never did everything right. But there is one thing he can do.
“It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to our friends. Just as much to stand up to our friends.”
-Albus Dumbledore
Batman has the courage to tell his friends when they’re wrong. He’s not perfect, never was. But he knows loyalty better than many superheroes. And that’s why he’s a role model. We can’t be perfect, but we can still do what’s right when push comes to shove.
There will always be crime, no matter what. And people won't fear criminals anymore, they'll fear Superman.
Batman: “You need to stop, take time to grieve!”
Superman: “2 minutes”
"When does it end"
"When there's no more crime."
"What about the crime's you're committing now? You might think you're doing good, but murder is still murder."
"I'm not committing-"
"And how long before you can no longer tell the difference!? Exactly when and where do you draw the line between crimes worthy of execution and those not? And how much killing does it take before your mind becomes twisted and your heart hard from trying to justify what you're doing? Are you so sure you haven't already crossed that line? THINK ABOUT IT!"
If Batman really wanted to hit the nail on the head he should've thrown in "The Kents sure didn't raise a killer. Did they look proud as you killed Green Arrow or did they look at the man in front of them with disappointment and fear?"
Batman almost turned into Shazam after bringing up Lois
You mean captain marvel
@@midnightxtaleoh shit yea I forgot he’s called captain marvel I’ve just been hearing Shazam everywhere
I dont know why but this is probably my favorite scene in the Story Mode. I just wanna appreciate Superman's and Batman's Voice actor here. (Mostly Superman) they nailed it.
Rip Kevin Conroy
I hated how Shazam mentioned Lois and he got killed, but when Batman says it he doesn't get instantly merked
The problem is, if you can justify killing one person then you can justify killing anyone. That's the point that Batman makes.
*Rob a pack a bobble gun*
Superman: "you are iredeemable"
Injustice is batman's "I told you so" moment
Everybody was mad that he'd made countermeasures for the Justice League until he was needed
"When people can live without fear" with this kind of Superman around? He'd have a pretty hard time achieving that
Should have shown the part where Supes starts saying " you wouldnt" but batman had already pulled the pin
"Cmon Bruce these criminals don't deserve to live you see what they do-"
"My parents were murdered man I don't let that baggage get in the way nor should you let Lois-"
"WHY WOULD YOU SAY THAT NAME???"
"BITCH YOU BEEN MAKING THIS WHOLE ASS CRUSADE CUZ OF HER, I have every RIGHT to put that on you if you do."
"...u-uh...SUPER PUNCH-"
“It’s not what Lois would want”
“Don’t put that on me”
Because you know it’s the truth
“Law applied to its extreme, is the greatest injustice”
-Cicero
This was a really good stream. So original.
"Don't you put that on me"
"Kinda hard not too when you said it yourself you were the gun and people are already scared of you Clark why don't you just stop blocking out and actually listen to what they really think about you"
I still can't believe he as the ability to block people out especially when you have super hearing.
"Don't you put that on me Ricky bobby don't you put that evil on me"
The best thing that the movie did great was adding Plastic Man, a guy who was a robber and turned to a good guy. Something he even mentions in the movie, "I needed a 3rd chance to help me turn my ways", a great addition tbh
It's tough because I agree with both of em here, it's true people who are to far gone like the joker need to be dealt with, but that could very easily devolve into any petty crime being met with death, which is a scary thought
If you kill a murderer, the number of murderers will not decrease.