[Western Crossover] The Villains Always Kidnap Me

It wasn't until now that I discovered that there were no Batman or Robins in this article_(:з∠)_

It was so empty, and the sped-up version of the story behind it was so fast that it successfully threw the candy out of my mouth.

Probably because we have not abolished the death penalty, we are more accepting of criminals who commit vicious murders paying the price with their lives. If the law cannot punish crime, then it really can only rely on superheroes, or as we often say, knights. Their appearance is the common people's yearning for fairness and justice.

After watching it, I felt so empty, and the rest of the plot felt like I had pressed the accelerator button.

This society should not be maintained by individual subjective will. The law is very important, but everyone has forgotten the most important premise, that is, the law must have no problems. It is because the law has problems, and the problems are very big, that some people support the Injustice League and hate Batman's concept of not killing.

I see some people are saying that they agree with Bu Yichao's behavior, but I can only say that it is just a temporary pleasure. No one is always right. When you are thrown into a detention center or prison because you missed work or school because you stayed up late reading novels, would you still say that this is right? Losing trust in the law and wanting to judge others according to your own standards means that everyone can do whatever they want based on their own "standards". The "standards" of some people, or a small number of people, are indeed correct, but most people's "standards" are full of selfish desires and not objective. The law is just a way of judging that prioritizes social interests. It only represents the moral bottom line, or the bottom line of being a human being. Talking about the incident out of context is an extremely hooligan behavior. For the DC and Marvel worlds, they are based in the United States and the United Kingdom. The main reason why they have trial problems is because they are a common law system and implement a jury system. This is actually a very biased and strongly biased system. It will lead to a large number of unjust, false and wrongful convictions. The most famous one is the Simpson case. If you are interested, you can search it on Baidu. The second is that their judges have too much power. In fact, their judges are not necessarily legal professionals. Their criteria for judging cases are their own "three views" and precedents. This is why it is very, very, very difficult to reverse cases abroad. If you reverse the case, it not only means that you disagree with the "authority" of the previous case, but it also means that you have offended the "authority" of the previous case. The main purpose of so much popular science is to explain one thing: Please do not use your immature views to evaluate something you are unfamiliar with.

Bruce felt that Bruce's role in the final scenes suddenly decreased.

Ahhhhh so sweet! Like! ! But it's so short. I want to see more sweet ones. I feel like there's a little bit of drama between them and I haven't seen enough [crying]

Damn it, I feel like there's still a lot left to finish, why is it just over? It's not enough to watch. Although it has been finished for a long time, I still want to say, Dada Modo Modo

What does he line extra mean? Is the text be? Such a trap!