Why when the lead superhero wants revenge (to kill) someone who killed his family or etc its okay?

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Why when the lead superhero wants revenge (to kill) someone who killed his family or etc its okay?

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THORSON
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But when someone else has the same motive the superhero always wants to stop them?

How is it any different?

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RuthlessKiller
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Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

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RukelnikovFTW
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@ruthlesskiller said:

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

This is the answer to every question really

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RuthlessKiller
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@rukelnikovftw: And it's so easy to understand.

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@ruthlesskiller: Yeah, the only real downside to it is the highly likely scenario when you enter to read one thing and spend 2 hours there

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deathstroke512
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It's not okay.We accept it because they are heroes.

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@rukelnikovftw: Well they do warn you it will ruin your life.

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Why when the lead superhero wants revenge (to kill) someone who killed his family or etc its okay?

#1
Posted by

THORSON
(4933 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
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But when someone else has the same motive the superhero always wants to stop them?

How is it any different?

#2
Edited by
RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
- Show Bio

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

#3
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller said:

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

This is the answer to every question really

#4
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: And it's so easy to understand.

#5
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller: Yeah, the only real downside to it is the highly likely scenario when you enter to read one thing and spend 2 hours there

#6
Posted by

deathstroke512
(1970 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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It's not okay.We accept it because they are heroes.

#7
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: Well they do warn you it will ruin your life.

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Why when the lead superhero wants revenge (to kill) someone who killed his family or etc its okay?

#1
Posted by

THORSON
(4933 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
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But when someone else has the same motive the superhero always wants to stop them?

How is it any different?

#2
Edited by
RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
- Show Bio

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

#3
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller said:

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

This is the answer to every question really

#4
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: And it's so easy to understand.

#5
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller: Yeah, the only real downside to it is the highly likely scenario when you enter to read one thing and spend 2 hours there

#6
Posted by

deathstroke512
(1970 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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It's not okay.We accept it because they are heroes.

#7
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: Well they do warn you it will ruin your life.

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#1
Posted by

THORSON
(4933 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
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But when someone else has the same motive the superhero always wants to stop them?

How is it any different?

#2
Edited by
RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
- Show Bio

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

#3
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller said:

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

This is the answer to every question really

#4
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: And it's so easy to understand.

#5
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller: Yeah, the only real downside to it is the highly likely scenario when you enter to read one thing and spend 2 hours there

#6
Posted by

deathstroke512
(1970 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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It's not okay.We accept it because they are heroes.

#7
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: Well they do warn you it will ruin your life.

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#1
Posted by

THORSON
(4933 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
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But when someone else has the same motive the superhero always wants to stop them?

How is it any different?

#2
Edited by
RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
- Show Bio

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

#3
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller said:

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

This is the answer to every question really

#4
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: And it's so easy to understand.

#5
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller: Yeah, the only real downside to it is the highly likely scenario when you enter to read one thing and spend 2 hours there

#6
Posted by

deathstroke512
(1970 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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It's not okay.We accept it because they are heroes.

#7
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: Well they do warn you it will ruin your life.

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#1
Posted by

THORSON
(4933 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
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But when someone else has the same motive the superhero always wants to stop them?

How is it any different?

#2
Edited by
RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
- Show Bio

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

#3
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller said:

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

This is the answer to every question really

#4
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: And it's so easy to understand.

#5
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@ruthlesskiller: Yeah, the only real downside to it is the highly likely scenario when you enter to read one thing and spend 2 hours there

#6
Posted by

deathstroke512
(1970 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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It's not okay.We accept it because they are heroes.

#7
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
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@rukelnikovftw: Well they do warn you it will ruin your life.

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#1
Posted by

THORSON
(4933 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
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But when someone else has the same motive the superhero always wants to stop them?

How is it any different?

#2
Edited by
RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 11 hours ago
- Show Bio

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

#3
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
- Show Bio

@ruthlesskiller said:

Moral Myopia, double standards, Tv Tropes has your answer.

This is the answer to every question really

#4
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
- Show Bio

@rukelnikovftw: And it's so easy to understand.

#5
Posted by

RukelnikovFTW
(5305 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
- Show Bio

@ruthlesskiller: Yeah, the only real downside to it is the highly likely scenario when you enter to read one thing and spend 2 hours there

#6
Posted by

deathstroke512
(1970 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
- Show Bio

It's not okay.We accept it because they are heroes.

#7
Posted by

RuthlessKiller
(376 posts)
- 30 days, 10 hours ago
- Show Bio

@rukelnikovftw: Well they do warn you it will ruin your life.

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