Superman mocking humanity by pretending to be a cowardly journalist never made any sense.
Superman mocking humanity by pretending to be a cowardly journalist never made any sense.
Superman mocking humanity by pretending to be a cowardly journalist never made any sense.
His work as a journalist allows him to expose the kinds of corruption that it would not be acceptable for a blunt instrument like Superman to drag out.
Clark exposes Luthor for his secret crimes, and then Superman is there to stop the robot suit Luthor puts on when he's throwing a tantrum.
He exposes corruption as a journalist when he could stop it first hand as a super.
People are fine with the extremely powerful alien because he doesn't put himself above the law. If he just started dragging people from their homes going "no this guy is evil trust me" the public would turn on him pretty fricking fast.
>the public would turn on him pretty fricking fast
And? He's a fricking demigod, what does it matter what they think?
Because despite what pop culture would have you believe, Superman doesn't want to be a dictator. He's a good man who wants to help people, and he knows it's easiest for him to do that when he has the people's trust and goodwill.
>He's a good man who wants to help people
And that's what makes him so alien
>demigod
the guy gets completely disabled by a green rock that literally everyone seems to have at this point what the shit are you talking about
> the guy gets completely disabled
He doesn't, he normally fights through it, still performing feats far beyond what a human can do, you're ignorance come's from cherry picked scans where some writers use it to give a certain popular character an easy win. Superman if portrayed at full power all the time could vaporize the rock before anyone even see's it, let alone have it affect him.
And Baldr got killed by a mistletoe allergy. Demigod does not mean invulnerable.
In comic terms that leads to government teaming up with villeins and creating backup plans that eventually get out of control and cause more problems.
In realistic terms, nobody wants their life dictated by the whelms of a high powered god. Example could just decide guns need to be banned and you're jack shit out of luck or walk into countries forcing shaky peace.
>what does it matter what they think?
Everything. Clark Kent is a good man who cares about other people and what they think and feel. He's trying to be a hero and a good role model for humanity, not some know it all dictator
>People are fine with the extremely powerful alien because he doesn't put himself above the law.
People always bust out the same stupid ass arguments when it comes to these kinds of discussions, it's the exact same shit with Batman.
These characters are literally vigilantes. That BY DEFINITION means that they act above the law. Every time Superman picks up a criminal and flies them to jail he is committing a dozen felonies in the process.
>Superman mocking humanity by pretending to be a cowardly journalist never made any sense.
So superman mocks humanity by pretending to be a humble and hard working journalist who gets laid with Lois Lane? Wow thick burn Superman.
What makes you think you can solve complicated social issues like corruption by punching people.
I think the panel in OP's pic related is from a comic where batman got Superman's powers and went cray so he was supposed to be wrong in that story too.
>humble and hard working
Americans aren't like this anymore. If Superman was an American, he'd send a bill to the governments for every minute he was helping, including flying time.
>Superman: Defiance
Someone is a moronic Tarantino fan. He isn't mocking humanity he is trying to keep his. He is human and he doesn't want to be a God. So he maintains a disguise so as to not stick out so he can live his life.
Not to mention there are plenty of comics showing the good Clark Kent has done compared to his alter ego. Clark is just as necessary as Superman. He is able to spotlight the everyday evil rather than the super villain threats.
The whole point of Superman is he helps but does not rule. He wants people to make the right choice on their own and so he tries to inspire and help as best as he can. Not even Superman can stop all crime so his best bet is to inspire and teach others not to do bad but to do the right thing.
He was never the cowardly journalist. Sometimes they have a third identity as "Smallville" aka Clark around his loved ones and friends that know his secret. He doesn't have to be Superman and a paragon and perfect and he doesn't have to be mild mannered. He isn't a coward these days. They play up his mild manneredness.
Even Gods have weaknesses and can be killed. YWHW is a omnipotent and that is new in the realm of Gods. Every other was able to be killed and wasn't omnipotent, but flawed.
Depends on the era. Silver age maybe but original Clark was a savage.
Superman doesn't wear a mask, so he has nothing to hide. People know his real name "Kal-EL" they don't know his real real name. It's actually a genius disguise that wasn't meant to be.
>The whole point of Superman is he helps but does not rule.
that isn't the point.
>the good Clark Kent has done compared to his alter ego
While clark goes on dates, planes are bombing hospitals, someone in his city is sticking his dick on a baby, war crimes, human traffic, enslavement, all those things happen while clark watches a movie, is moronic to take the "clark does good too" seriously, it doesn't matter is a capeshit, there's no justification for it, clark kent secret identity exist because is fun to read and provides narrative opportunities.
>He was never the cowardly journalist.
This is the only smart thing you said
You are moronic or Lex Luthor if you think the point of Superman is to rule the world.
Clark goes on Dates and all that to KEEP HIS HUMANITY. As I said he needs to stay grounded. I mean frick the OP picture shows what happens when Batman get his powers and only fights crime. He goes fricking insane and thinks he is a God. And that is Batman the autist who constantly keeps rules to stop him from going over the line and he still did.
Even if Superman was 24/7 saving people he still couldn't save everyone. And he is constantly saving people when he can, remember he can save people in a split second. A lot of times people don't realize he blinked away and saved someone while living his life.
Lex Luthor doesnt exist you underage moron
>the point of Superman is to rule the world
Is not, the point is superman is to entertain and sell merch
>Even if Superman was 24/7 saving people he still couldn't save everyone.
Yes, but Little Maria wouldn't had died while Clark was watching America;s next top model, Little maria would had died while Clark was saving an hospital. Batman is human, even with powers, Clark isn't. It doesn't matter. Clark goes on dates because consumers find that fun, in universe there isn't any good reason for him to have a civilian life, you know how i know I'm right and you are moronic for believing the "is keep himself grounded? because after his parents and lois die he always go full on superman, he doesn't need it.
I realize I am either dealing with an autist or someone who is underaged and can't infer a joke. I know Lex isn't real you mongoloid it was a fricking joke.
>Batman is human, even with powers, Clark isn't.
And again you missed the point of Superman. Batman has said multiple times Clark is the most human out of everyone. He is human he was raised as one, and has the morals of one. Kryptonians are vastly different to him in how they act.
So I am assuming if you had powers you would give up your life and only save people every waking second? In order to keep his humanity he needs to live. When you sacrifice having a life you are a robot, and robots are cold and calculating. Superman isn't God he doesn't want to be. He wants to help as much as HUMANLY possible since he views himself as one. Supergirl was a shitty show but the one thing I liked was how Superman was brainwashed with the rest of humanity since he viewed himself as human.
And going meta on the point is not what the argument is. Sure if you boil it down any motivation a hero in comics have is to sell merch or to entertain. But the idea of the thread was to in world explain why he does what he does.
Kek Clark is literally not human though
nu52 unironically understood this and understood Superman and Wonder Woman should be together, borderless, saving everyone in the world and not giving a frick about the authorites. But then the neckbeards b***hed so he's with Lois again and doing fricking nothing in his time off.
Those type of crimes are rare in Superman world. The world is scared of him or respect him so much to do good. The only place that have these type of crime is Gotham because Batman won't let Superman or Flash intervene.
>Batman won't let Superman or Flash intervene.
What an arrogant prick. People suffered because he was too prideful to let others actually solve the problem.
This, there’s a great Green Lantern comic where Kyle Rayner was using his Ion power to just solve all the world’s problems like people say Superman should do. Then Superman shows him a bunch of cults and shit pop up for him overnight and he sees how people look up to him like a god, while really he’s just a goofy cartoonist who got handed unlimited power and started doing people’s living for them.
>Not even Superman can stop all crime
Not with Batgod there to protect all the bad people of Gotham
what's up with Bruce's weird leg
It was a different time
ah yes the classic broken leg era. im new sorry about that chum
That's what cl-bussy does to you, anon.
Lex Luthor love Clark Kent and consider him a friend though.
why is he not wearing pants
Lex likes to shower after getting his ass pounded by Clark
He has his period
How come a genius like him doesn't recognize they are them same person?
Lex's would never imagine the high and mighty god on earth to be playing human, to him superman has no reason to hide and his ego is too fricking large to stop and notice Clark has the same height, facial structure and voice than the man he's been desperately trying to destroy for years.
He's blind by his hatred and him being childhood friends with Superman will genuinely hurt him.
He's a narcissist, Supes' conduct is incomprehensible to him.
In at least one continuity it's stated Superman vibrates his head fast so he's just barely recognizable as having a human face.
To maintain the status quo
>Clark exposes Luthor for his secret crimes, and then Superman is there to stop the robot suit Luthor puts on when he's throwing a tantrum.
But Lex never goes to jail, so what's the point?
what's the point of anything really
superman shouldn't even get out of bed
No, I mean what's the point of exposing Luthor? Why not just rape him instead?
Clark VERY rarely actually accomplishes anything. There's the occasional throw away line of "remember that time Clark accomplished something", but even that is pretty rare.
>So superman mocks humanity by pretending to be a humble and hard working journalist who gets laid with Lois Lane? Wow thick burn Superman.
He's constantly pretending to be a bumbling, spineless, idiot. Don't go rewriting history and pretending that the Clark persona was ever meant to be some flattering idealized "everyman".
>Don't go rewriting history and pretending that the Clark persona was ever meant to be some flattering idealized "everyman
It was though, That's the whole point of Clark Kent.
Where's this moronic notion that Clark Kent is the alter ego come from. It's so dumb and completely undermines what makes Superman an admirable character. Even Garth Ennis got it. He was raised as Clark Kent. He's american. Even as Superman he's a chill, understanding even if a little smug guy. Does this stupidity come from the Reeve movies? I never watched those but it would not surprise me.
If it's from Kill Bill, I always thought Bill was meant to sound unhinged and justifying his own terrible actions, misunderstanding Superman.
He's always showing Lois Lane up, and even if he takes advantatge of his hard work, Perry thinks he's a great, dependable journalist.
The degree of clumsiness Clark pretends to not stand out varies from writer to writer, but I really don't think he's ever a laughingstock he intentionally turns himself into; he's a pretty well liked person by the likes of Lois, White and Olsen, and that's the core of the character. His adoptive parents didn't raise him to be so callous as to look above humanity's shoulder in such a smug way.
>Where's this moronic notion that Clark Kent is the alter ego come from
Because in reality a good chunk of writers share Lex’s and Bill’s view of "How could a godlike alien being ever possibly see himself as being on the same level as you or I?"
>Where's this moronic notion that Clark Kent is the alter ego come from.
The radio show initially had it that way, and the radio show is a massive influence on the franchise.
In the very first story, Kal comes to earth as an adult after growing up in the pod. When he gets to earth, he decides to help people, so he comes up with Clark Kent so he can keep his ear to the ground for disasters, and makes Clark meek so no one suspects him of having powers. Then in the story Mechanical Man, there’s a reference that Superman is the real identity and Clark is the fake.
However, once the Scarlet Widow/Atom Man sagas come around, Clark retells the origin, but this time he was raised by farmers, and implied that Clark was before Superman and Superman is the alter ego he becomes to deal with things Clark can’t.
Genuinely did not know this, I base my percetion of Supes out of post 80s and STAS continuity, so very interesting tidbit, it does explain a few things.
remember the time batman spent decades punching the joker only for Gotham to remain a crime invested hellhole?
Clark is Clark, his real self. Superman is Clark getting to literally be himself with superpowers.
>His work as a journalist allows him to expose the kinds of corruption
Meanwhile little becky is getting raped, is stupid, don't try to justify it, is capeshit, so it doesn't matter, he is a journalist because it can provide interesting stories, that's it.
Your logic makes no sense, his job is his best way to find info to stop massive crimes before they happen.
It isnt. You dont need to be a journalist to know where American bases are.
criminal organizations are more complex and fluid than that
And criminal organizations kill less people than the American army.
Lex doesn't believe that, Lex is a manlet, ev everything he says are lies.
You are thinking of Ion, where he was pretty much a god and superman does get jealous.
Yeah he was Ion then but it was in the Green Lantern book.
The radio show actually uses that concept a lot. Typically Clark/Superman faces opponents that are clever, spies, politicians, secret organizations, or otherwise threats in ways where Superman smashing things won’t do anything. If anything, the radio show emphasizes just how necessary Clark is. Superman’s only there for when he needs to make it somewhere or smash something.
Modern comics really missed this part, huh. All he does is punch big powerful things now like that's all he's good for.
>try to do good by exposing corruption the old fashioned way
>live as a human to understand them better and grow as a person
>not rely on your powers to do the right thing
it makes sense. he's not just a weapon or robot you point at all the worlds troubles. he deserves a life too and agency to be a person. this is OOC for Bruce, such a dumb panel
It feels in character for current Bruce, who doesn't have much of a life outside of doing a poor job fighting crime.
Bruce and Clark got cursed by Banshee in this issue. It's technically in character for Bruce but without the curse he would never let himself go this far, he would want Superman to have the power back because he trusts Superman to do what's best with it.
Except he was raised as a human and the cowardly journalist is his real self. Batman does a lot more pretending with his ditzy himbo Playboy persona whilst "Batman" is a lot closer to what the person his parents' deaths turned him into.
tldr you got It backwards, Bill from Kill Bill
>God mocking humanity by pretending to be a small-time preacher never made any sense.
Yet another fictional tale that falls apart with even minimal scrutiny.
Why do you Gaylord's think Superman is some sort of god
Because he is? People often think to literal on the word God. He isn't the Abrahamic definition but the one that existed before. Gods were flawed, but powerful beings. Frick they were the first "super heroes' and there is a reason they are represented in DC and Marvel Comics.
Superman is a god in the old word. He is able to do things that no mortal can do and is considered top tier even amongst the other gods aka metas.
Superman considers himself as human so you telling him "you're mocking humanity by pretending to be a journalist" would just make him giggle.
Taking the words of a verifiable deranged vigilant as fiat? No thanks. Bruce is the mockery of a human, the one who gets his jollies playing Tom and Jerry with a deranged mass murderer.
Also Bruce
>Oh no, how terrible it is that I have to go on dates with supermodels, eat at fancy restaurants, and attend lavish parties to keep up my charade as billionaire man about town playboy Bruce Wayne!
Meanwhile Barry is catching criminals at his day job too.
Which... if you think about... doesn't make sense. He doesn't need to put a playboy persona. He's rich beyond imagination, he could be reclusive as a Howard Hughes and nobody would blink. The majority of billionaires are actually discrete, mostly unseen people. He could waste 6 days of the week being Batman as a 8h job and take 1 day to check if his pay checks from WE are being deposited at his accounts and everything was alright at the office.
No need of
>dating models
>drinking bubbly water to fool people that you drink alcohol
>attending time wasting social events
>faking a personality that you basically hate
On top of that, no one would think it weird that Bruce is a recluse. Everyone knows his parents were murdered on the streets right in front of him when he was a kid, they'd just assume that the incident left him agoraphobic and/or with anxiety disorder. Modern Bruce would basically just need to make a couple of Zoom calls a week, maybe show up to a charity event and make a donation a few times a year and no one would pay him any attention. Which is why my preferred take is that he actually enjoys doing all the Bruce Wayne stuff more than he'd ever admit.
Writers should explore that. For all his brooding and shit, there is a party of him that can't let go being a normal person, even if doesn't admit it.
Being active and in the public eye makes it more implausible that Bruce is Batman. A recluse has no alibi
And who would associate? For all people know Bruce would be just an old money recluse, it doesn't equal to be weird vigilant that dresses as a bat haunting the nights. His playboy act doesn't make difference at all. If people don't take notice that
>batman always drive his car and jet in direction of Wayne Manor
It wasn't a playboy act that will make them lost trail or make associations.
I wonder what the state thinks about Bruce Wayne adopting all these teenagers and getting half of them killed.
Yeah the Bruce Wayne alter ego was always dumb. He doesn't need to keep up appearances and that does nothing when Batman is using Billion dollar technology.
Hmm I wonder where this nutjob gets all that million dollar technology. Could it be from the billionaire that lives in the city that makes these gadgets? Nah couldn't be him the dude parties all the time during the day and Batman only comes out at night.
Only 4/6 of his kids died tho.
>black guy is the LAST one to die
We did it reddit
Batman also hires actors to play as Bruce Wayne at public events. At least that's what was shown in one of my favorite parts in Deathstroke's solo, Slade denying that Bruce could be Batman and treating them as separate people on purpose even though he knew the truth.
Then you start to get the other billionaires on your tail when you don't go to the kiddy secret islands with them. You gotta either be all in on the charity shit, workaholic, or degenerate.
He dislikes it because all the people being hurt by crime lives in his head rent free.
Yet he'll let the Joker go about racking up more kills than any Dictator in history.
You don't get it anon, he NEEDS the Joker, something about yin and yang and whatever
This is a major reason why I hate super serial comics and think people who try to push it as deep or someth8ng someone should emulate are off their fricking nut.
The main problem is Joker being massively popular. We could get new villains or cycle through at least a few others but no, it has to be all Joker all the fricking time. He has as much plot armor as Batman despite being some hobo with a gun and gas.
He was never really that popular. Not till Jack Nicholson and mark hammill.
Even now. The insistence on pushing joker and tolerating.. IT breathing air after its 10th horrifying slaughter spree 8s frickibg bullshit.
He should be permanently locked in Arkham with a shoot on site order if he escapes in place.
I agree completely.
Is there any reason why people b***hing at no kill rule in this board only ever focus on Batman when literally every single superhero constantly spare mass murders? Captain America spared Supreme Intelligence who killed billions simply because he didn't want to execute it, Squirrel Girl spared Thanos, Superman spared Lex Luthor, Reed Richards spared Galactus, Flash spared Zoom, Spider-Man saved Carnage, the X-men spared Magneto.
>Marvel
Lol don't care
>Lex
Lex has massive sway over the public when he wants to, he could make himself a martyr.
>Zoom
Pretty much only focuses on the Flash family and usually when they beat him they make special accommodations to make sure he can't escape.
The real reason is because Batman is the most well known example.
Redditors
>Spider-Man
>Carnage
To be fair Carnage didn't escaped every odd week like the Joker, he was used as an event happening and the only time he really got into a real murderous spree, that i can remember, was during Maximum Carnage (but i don't read spider-man in since forever so i could be outdated in that one)
There have been a couple of Carnage stories recently where they specifically bring up killing him, then spare him, then he goes out and kills more people. But really a better example for Spider-Man would be Norman Osborn, who despite being a well-known psychotic killer and supervillain gets to walk around like normal.
Well yeah, he's rich.
>Is there any reason why people b***hing at no kill rule in this board only ever focus on Batman when literally every single superhero constantly spare mass murders?
Yes, and it's a very simple reason. It's because Batman riders were fricking stupid enough to try to justify Batman sparing villains in universe through some moronic pathos. When Thor spares a genocidal maniac for the 20th time the story usually just glosses over it. Only batman writers desperately scramble for some bullshit reason for why the joker can't just get thrown off a rooftop after baan narrowly stops his plan to kill millions for the 80th time
Batman making his superpowers dick envy too obvious. Cringe.
Question. Why do comic book fans INSIST on applying real world morality and logic to comic books?
It can't even be for some sort of obscure intellectual exercise because there is a 0% chance that any of this will be applicable to the real world. The questions asked in relation to the poorly thought out fictional world of comics are just absurd on their face.
Because there was 50+ odd years of comics doing whatever the frick they wanted in fantasy without a care in the world. Then came the 80s with stuff like watchmen and Dark Knight Returns which was something that was never before seen and made people start asking "who puts air in the batmobile?" From there it has just been downward slide for more realism.
I don't know if it's been studied but there seems to be some weird phenomena where a person who spends all of their time in escapism comes to demand it be closer to reality instead of just accepting it as a bit of fun in between working themselves to death like normal people do.
They'll never accept the idea that superman is just a regular guy that wants to do regular guy things for the same reason they will never accept any other immigrant.
The "oh they just need to assimilate" rhetoric is just a smokescreen. Truth is that when the person does assimilate, these buttholes think that deep down that immigrant is still the "other" that's stealing from them and only pretending. Anons getting mad at Superman is just an example of that.
Real world morality is one thing, what I dislike are the pessimistic c**ts like Frank Miller. He has made a few great stories though.
Superman is under no obligation to save anyone.
because they can be fun
Should have ended here.
>My autistic coworker is screeching at me again.
I would bet Batman actually does have autism to some degree.
I mean have you looked at his training history between dead parents and Year Zero/One of being Batman?
You HAVE to be autistic to pull it off.
He's basically.
"Oh I'm so powerful that I just pretend to not be because I'm such a good guy haha."
Superman sucks even his dog is a better character than him.
He's basically.
"Oh I'm so powerful that I just pretend to not be because I'm such a good boy haha."
Krypto sucks even his wife Supergirl is a better character than him.
Superman wants to have his own life separate from being idolized for his powers.
He has a responsibility. Great power and all that.
Also. Batman isn't a saint neither.
He's whole "acting" with the Joker, the
"I can't kill him because then I'll be like him" is just a joke.
But he killed like 100 people!
No, if I kill him I'm going to be like him.
Frick you Batman you egotistical b***h who just "fights crime" for his fricking ego and enjoyment.
>You just let the Joker flee because you frick him, homosexual.
I love how utterly unimpressed Clark is with Bruce's whining. As he should be.
Don't know the context, but it's obvious that Bruce is in the wrong.
>I gotta remember to double check that dinner reservation. Lois has been looking forward to this new Thai place, and honestly, I could go for a good spicy duck roll. ... Is he still yelling at me? Oh well, he'll tucker himself out soon enough. Oh, that reminds me, gotta help Jon out with his grades later. He's been struggling a little with algebra.
As a superhero, he chose a disguise most likely to be dismissed by anyone trying to find it. So it naturally follows he'd choose a career known for lying, cowardice, and economic parasitism.
>people DIE
Batman your criminals constantly escapes
from prison and kill people. Deal with them and your shithole city before lecturing Clark. The guy's more human then YOU.
Yes but in this arc Batman actually does something about that while Clark remains a hypocrite and everyone stops Batman from stopping too much crime.
superman knows that punching a thief won't solve anything in the long run and instead spends 50% of his time trying to improve society so that people will no longer be forced to become thieves.
meanwhile batman is just a little kid with anger issues that wants to hurt people.
He is a superdaddygay baiting other dumber superdaddygays so you morons defend superman and he can jerk off as the answers you provide.
Come on man, superman's not hasslin' you, why you gotta be hasslin' him?
>dude Tarantino lmao
Are we gonna make threads for that one Hollow Man joke next?
On the other hand, Hollow Man is too good for this sewer-tier board and morons who make these threads.
Sure it makes sense, it's a theory that was made by a fictional supervillain.
Yeah right Batman, as soon as you stop going after random street punks to live out some LARP.
Use your money, become mayor, enact the death penalty on the chronic mass murderers.
You're absolutely right, which is why he isn't doing it to mock them.
Not intentionally, but he is appropriating human culture.
I always thought Clark was the kind of person he wanted to be but Superman is something he has to be.
It is, anyone saying otherwise is an idiot or a jaded cynic.
Okay Bill
>Why does Batman act like Bruce Wayne sometimes?
>So nobody knows he's secretly Batman.
>Why does Superman act like Clark Kent sometimes?
>*million different answers that all contradict each other*
It's all so tiresome.
>>*million different answers that all contradict each other*
This thread is mostly 2 answers
>it is a modest job and he is a modest guy
>it is convenient for him to have acess to media and info
both make sense
>>*million different answers that all contradict each other*
Example?
Superman isn't acting like Clark Kent. He IS Clark Kent.
That's because Bruce Wayne's shallow socialite public image is the complete opposite of Batman's hyper focused soldier mind and is a calculated front, while Superman and Clark have very similar personalities because Superman has been Clark for most of his life and still is among friends, family and coworkers.
>Pretending to be a cowardly journalist
He isn't pretending to be a journalist, he is a journalist. Went through college, got his degree, works full time, it's part of his life. He's not playing. At worst he exagerates his clumsiness and cowardice to throw people off, but his mild, dorky and genuine demeanor isn't a front.
Because it's not true
Supes was just an average upstanding mild mannered homie.
Pussy bumbling cuck Clark Kent is all Reeves buulshit.
He can't act like a normal man so he acts like a total pussy. Because his superman wasn't super or particularly manly.
>superman always around stopping bad guys and helping people
>Batman: hes a threat
>Superman decides to try and act human
Batman: WTF PEOPLE ARE DYING WHAT ABOUT THE CRIMINALS DO SOMETHING
Batman is kinda crazy
>Bruce then hands the Joker to the authorities for the 40th time, knowing he'll escape and murder several dozen more people before he gets caught and handed over for the 41st
Alright so Clark is a journalist because he's a journalist and he's Superman because he has a good heart and was granted super powers, that's fine...so why is he also a 500IQ super scientist too? Where does that shit fit in?
>IF YOU KILL A KILLER, THERE'S 2 KILLERS!!
>dude what if superman was in real world and was a psycho
Holy creativity, Normalgayman!
Clark Kent needs to spend time in the outside world with friends and family relaxing so that he can continue to be an empathic and constructive member of society.
Why in the actual frick would you expect people that post on Cinemaphile to understand that?
The world doesn't deserve his empathy, not when it's so full of Injustice.
>mocking humanity by pretending to be a cowardly journalis
Tarantino go and stay go