150 people, to be exact, and they are all guilty of some crime. The innocent people who did die around Dexter weren't killed by Dexter directly; other people killed them without Dexter knowing about it. So again, with how much support Luigi gets, Dexter would also get support. He kills bad people, so the jury would likely find him not guilty.
"Frank sets out to deal with people be deems bad,"
It is also interesting and weird you think somebody’s mother is “nobody” and has no right to take an interest in their life
Because she IS a nobody… Let's say Jonathan Kent did have his own 18+ superhero story with supporting characters, villains, love interests, etc. Lois has nothing to do with this whatsoever; what Jon does has nothing to do with her. The fact that Lois even THINKS she can demand Jon tell her the truth and acts like she has a right to know his identity is laughable and makes her a nosybody, a self-righteous hypocrite and a narcissist.
Jon owes her absolutely nothing, and she should mind her own business.
"but an older woman he’s fucking has more right to do so because they’re fucking. You’re weird."
Because Jon's girlfriend has an actual stake in his life. I'm not saying she has a right to know Jon's identity either, but if we are comparing who Jon should reveal his identity to, he should tell his girlfriend and never tell his mother.
"I find the idea that Jon or Lois would go to the extreme of cutting each other out of their life in this scenario unrealistic"
If Lois tells Clark Kent their son is a superhero and Jon tells Lois not to, Jon should 100% cut her out of his life permanently and never ever forgive her.
It's a trend from a while ago; women were asking men, "If your daughter were stranded in the wilderness, would you rather her be near a bear or a man?"
When a parent denies their underage child, with a brain that is still developing, hard drugs I think that is appropriate parenting
I am "pro-choice" with anything as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else (but you). From my skin inwards is my total jurisdiction; it was JONATHAN'S BODY. Not Clark, not Lois. If Jon wants to inhale an alien space narcotic or snort cocaine, that should be his right.
Again Clark and Lois violated Jonathan's autonomy, and that was wrong, especially for Superman, who stands for "humans having free will", and Lois Lane, a woman who worked her way up in a male-dominated environment and who fights for "truth and justice".
Also, it's just bad writing because Superman should have better things to do than whine and complain about how his son, who doesn't even have powers at the time, is taking an illegal drug. Big fucking whoop.
Here’s a showerthought: everyone complaining about Grimreaper has the option to block them and never see their posts, but they don’t do that because Grimreaper entertains them. Thus proving Grimreaper’s point,
Fucking Thank you!!! LMAO These people could just block me.
when Peter Parker said “I missed the part where that’s my problem”, that was meant to be a bad thing
But it's not a "bad thing". Some things are objectively not your problem just because you CAN help someone in need doesn't mean you HAVE to, and it doesn't make you a "bad person".
Let's be real: most people don't help others in need even when they are able to. People who donate to St Jude Children's Research Hospital or volunteer with homeless people do so for performative reasons or to just look good in front of someone; in the end, they are doing so for their own self-interest.
superheroes are terrible because they lie to hide their identity.
I never said superheroes are terrible for hiding their identity. I said I think Clark and Lois from Superman and Lois are self-righteous hypocrites because they lie to protect Clark's secret, but then they expect honesty from Jonathan and Jordan. If they are ok with lying, then they shouldn't get mad when Jon and Jordan blatantly lie to their face.
If you go to a Walmart, Target or any store regularly, EVEN if you are acquainted with some of the employees, it’s impossible to ask them out in general. Even if we take romance out of it and just want a friend, it’s damn near impossible.
150 people, to be exact, and they are all guilty of some crime. The innocent people who did die around Dexter weren't killed by Dexter directly; other people killed them without Dexter knowing about it. So again, with how much support Luigi gets, Dexter would also get support. He kills bad people, so the jury would likely find him not guilty.
"Frank sets out to deal with people be deems bad,"
So did Luigi...
Because she IS a nobody… Let's say Jonathan Kent did have his own 18+ superhero story with supporting characters, villains, love interests, etc. Lois has nothing to do with this whatsoever; what Jon does has nothing to do with her. The fact that Lois even THINKS she can demand Jon tell her the truth and acts like she has a right to know his identity is laughable and makes her a nosybody, a self-righteous hypocrite and a narcissist.
Jon owes her absolutely nothing, and she should mind her own business.
"but an older woman he’s fucking has more right to do so because they’re fucking. You’re weird."
Because Jon's girlfriend has an actual stake in his life. I'm not saying she has a right to know Jon's identity either, but if we are comparing who Jon should reveal his identity to, he should tell his girlfriend and never tell his mother.
"I find the idea that Jon or Lois would go to the extreme of cutting each other out of their life in this scenario unrealistic"
If Lois tells Clark Kent their son is a superhero and Jon tells Lois not to, Jon should 100% cut her out of his life permanently and never ever forgive her.
Ok, fine then. Jon files a restraining order on Lois and cuts all contact with her.
He has to protect his identity and if he needs to kill her to do that then so be it.
It's like when dumb characters do dumb shit in movies to the point where they are so dumb you want to see them die.
Lois Lane telling her son, who she just found out is a superhero and threatened to expose his identity, has her death coming.
She should know her dying is a possibility.
Lois Lane should have minded her own business.
She's dumb enough to say, "I will expose you." She knows Jon killing her is a very strong possibility…….
Even if Jon didn't do it, one of his friends would.
Lois literally threatened to reveal Jon's secret to the world or to his father.
Her life is forfeit at that point.
Fuck around and find out.
Jon should kill her, and if she dies, she died because of her own stupidity.
Why?
If you don't text your "friend", then you are objectively not a friend; you are an "acquaintance" at worst.
It's a trend from a while ago; women were asking men, "If your daughter were stranded in the wilderness, would you rather her be near a bear or a man?"
I am "pro-choice" with anything as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else (but you). From my skin inwards is my total jurisdiction; it was JONATHAN'S BODY. Not Clark, not Lois. If Jon wants to inhale an alien space narcotic or snort cocaine, that should be his right.
Again Clark and Lois violated Jonathan's autonomy, and that was wrong, especially for Superman, who stands for "humans having free will", and Lois Lane, a woman who worked her way up in a male-dominated environment and who fights for "truth and justice".
Also, it's just bad writing because Superman should have better things to do than whine and complain about how his son, who doesn't even have powers at the time, is taking an illegal drug. Big fucking whoop.
Fucking Thank you!!! LMAO These people could just block me.
But it's not a "bad thing". Some things are objectively not your problem just because you CAN help someone in need doesn't mean you HAVE to, and it doesn't make you a "bad person".
Let's be real: most people don't help others in need even when they are able to. People who donate to St Jude Children's Research Hospital or volunteer with homeless people do so for performative reasons or to just look good in front of someone; in the end, they are doing so for their own self-interest.
I feel like most 25 year old working in retail are doing it while they are in college studying for something (law, med, business whatever)
I never said superheroes are terrible for hiding their identity. I said I think Clark and Lois from Superman and Lois are self-righteous hypocrites because they lie to protect Clark's secret, but then they expect honesty from Jonathan and Jordan. If they are ok with lying, then they shouldn't get mad when Jon and Jordan blatantly lie to their face.
If you go to a Walmart, Target or any store regularly, EVEN if you are acquainted with some of the employees, it’s impossible to ask them out in general. Even if we take romance out of it and just want a friend, it’s damn near impossible.
"Those guys" are animalistic incels who can't take no for an answer.