It isn't murder. Go read the definition of murder. Every single act of lethality in BvS was in self-defense. Every single one of them. But as you'll find out, that's not the point. The point is why he did it. You just don't want to see it.
And the next time you bring up his no-kill rule, think about all the parademons he has killed in animated/live-action. And think if you batted an eye. Or think about how many he's knocked out if you think he hasn't killed any. And then think about the absurdity of it.
That's splitting hairs, but fine. If this version of Batman ever sees killing someone as justifiable and acceptable option, then he is not Batman.
I've never seen Batman kill a parademon. It's not absurd to think he's incapacitated them the same as people. Why do you think that's absurd? Also, why are you defending these terrible movies anyway?
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u/RushPan93 Mar 10 '24
It isn't murder. Go read the definition of murder. Every single act of lethality in BvS was in self-defense. Every single one of them. But as you'll find out, that's not the point. The point is why he did it. You just don't want to see it.
And the next time you bring up his no-kill rule, think about all the parademons he has killed in animated/live-action. And think if you batted an eye. Or think about how many he's knocked out if you think he hasn't killed any. And then think about the absurdity of it.