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Hey thanks for coming back to the video, I really appreciate it. It’s very rare to see someone reject time and time again a reasonable excuse to give up or do wrong. I think that’s what makes it so inspiring is that we can be as good as heroes by choice. Like Batman, we don’t need super powers to become a hero or be a good person and never give up. Thanks again for coming back :)

Thanks a lot :D I probably only have 200 subs because I haven’t uploaded a lot. I really want to upload more but I’m usually busy with other stuff like work. I appreciate the comment :)

Hey thanks for your reply :) I think you might be right about the definitions of the words. I sort of did a superficial definition of these two words, I sort of linked the two because I feel like the joker can in some way be described like that. I used Anarchy in a way that meant to be in rejection of laws and order. Nihilism in a sense that joker also avoids a value structure and mocks others for having one. I’m not sure if there’s a specific way of describing joker and I probably used those two definitions in a different manner so thanks for point that out! :)

@@reitec6...Dear Mother Wisdom,considering that the term "Nihilism" is being hacked into pieces by Revisionists of Lexicography since 1954, I GUESS it's best to classify my position on "Nihilism" with being a "Technocratic Nihilist" for it made the individual hard to control or psychologically manipulated by an Authoritarian class. Now,the close generalized concept of "Nihilism" is Cosmic nihilism is the position that reality or the cosmos is either wholly or significantly unintelligible and that it provides no foundation for human aims and principles.[3] Particularly, it may regard the cosmos as distinctly hostile or indifferent to humanity.[100] It is often related to both epistemological and existential nihilism, as well as cosmicism...Wikipedia. Do note their are discrepancies here,as well.

Hey thanks a lot! I’m not the most familiar with too much Batman but I believe that the best batman villains are the ones that challenge and overpower him the most in one or more ways. Whether it be by strength, intelligence, or to challenge his integrity. But it’s by Batman’s perseverance that makes it so inspiring to overcome and sometimes beat the villains at their own game of strength, intelligence or mental fortitude. There’s a guy called The Closer Look who does way better breakdowns of Batman than me in the perspective of writing. He’s definitely been a lot of inspiration for this video so I would give him a recommendation. Thanks again :)

@reitec9199 yea, I know Closer Looks channel, love his videos. But if you're interested in doing further breakdowns of how most of his villains represent him in one way or another, then I suggest going back and watching the old Batman the Animated Series.

For sure :) I’ve been recommended the Animated series quite a few times so it’s basically guaranteed that I’m gonna be watching it.

Thanks man! I was recommended the Batman series quite a few times and even Batman Returns so I’m definitely putting a lot on the watch list. I am quite a Batman newbie so I did use the most recognized depictions but if I could go back I’d definitely add them in the video. Thanks again and also for the recommendations :)

Thanks for commenting :) I believe on your point about Bruce Wayne is right and even if we aren’t all millionaires we have privileges greater than others that we can use to help. I am hopeful that no matter what position we have, we do the best to help others no matter how small it is it’s still positive. Thanks again for reaching out!

Thank you very much, I appreciate it :)

I believe as well like injustice that with wisdom and caution we can have have the power to overcome gods. Thanks for sharing :)

Most people are mentally ill either tho nor do we aspire to have an army of ninja child soldiers who beat up clowns

I appreciate it! I hope that people get to see messages like this and accept it fully with a changed perspective. It definitely helps me fight a lot of nihilism and realize it’s hard to stay a good person with everything difficult in life. But that’s what I think is something we should take with pride, because it is hard. That gives me a lot of motivation to keep going. Thanks again. :)

it was a great video and it was beautifully produced. you earned a follow from me.

Thanks for reaching out :) I definitely believe in exposure therapy and that we should continuously make ourselves uncomfortable to make ourselves stronger. Your voluntary discomfort has made you stronger and I commend you for that, keep going :)

Then you're in the wrong place Go watch some superman stuff kiddo

Thanks for commenting :) I guess that’s what happens with astonishingly good franchises. A lot of writers want to put their spin on the character and the one’s that put their due diligence and respect usually will make the character better. Then when we hold that higher standard, a different writer can completely flop and disappoint the audience. I think that’s also what’s happening with a lot of new adaptations from disney, to marvel, to DC to Lord of the Rings, to Dune etc. I guess we can just hope and put expectations on the people who make new depictions to have the best intentions and efforts. Thanks for pointing that out :)

Thanks a lot! I’ll try to make more videos like this if I can. I appreciate it :)

Batman would knock frank castle out and I love punisher

I really appreciate it man :) small comments with great encouragement make my day.

Wow! :) you’ve really enlightened me on a new perspective of Batman. I genuinely really appreciate your output! I’ve never really considered that Batman is a complete paradoxal mystery even down to his integrities and ideals. I’ll have to think about it for a while too. I have not found a real way to describe it but in the end even if Batman sounds hypocritical or contradictory, his actions and decisions will grow to have at least some truth or right in them. I wouldn’t quite yet put my full stance on it but what I can say is this really opened my eye. Thanks again :)

@@reitec6 Thank you for making such a great, thought-provoking video! I have to admit, I haven't played through Injustice, but I understand it was a huge deal. To be honest, I find that DC tends to upend their characters' status quo just to be edgy a little too often. How many times does Superman really have to go bad? How many times does Flash have to led a psychopath kill his mom, or a Robin brutally murdered, or Gotham get leveled, before it becomes the tiresome routine? So I was never all that interested. But I'm now hearing that it made a major impact, so I may check it out. Regardless, I think you made a brilliant point about stakes at the beginning of the video here. When stakes get inflated to a billion, then a hundred billion, you can smell the writers' desperation. It doesn't matter if the whole world is at stake if it's a weightless world. In The Dark Knight, what was at stake was entirely believable. The city wasn't going to get leveled or flooded, time wasn't going to go in reverse, Darkseid wasn't coming. What was at stake was the soul of its populace, in a very real way that real people lose their souls in the real world, when they're so afraid of losing their stability that they turn into monsters. That's some legit superhero stuff. Anyhoo, I reckon I won't be the first to recommend Batman: The Animated Series, then Superman: The Animated Series, and finally, The Justice League. That latter one clearly inspired Injustice and its two Batmen. This again is what I love about Batman. If Batman were to meet the anti-version of himself from another timeline, the two would be so similar that the one could probably talk the other around to being a good guy again. This is another great aspect of the character, that he straddles the line between hero and anti-hero. That was what "The Batman" was all about, Batman standing on the razor's edge between doing it to help and doing it to punish. One side is heroic, the other, not so much. But because Batman always straddles that line, the anti-Batman would be just on the other side of it, never so far that he couldn't be coaxed back. At least, that's one man's opinion. I'm sure there are plenty of edgelord writers who'd argue.

I’ll definitely take a look at the recommendations I’ll probably start with the Batman animated series. Thanks again for the great suggestions and ideas :)

@@reitec6 Back atcha.

Thanks for commenting :) I’ll definitely agree with that. Spiderman for me is such a close second, but Batman’s tone with many of his stories makes him feel more appealing.

I can definitely see why I’ve heard a lot of people put either first or second. They’re probably the best written superheroes. I appreciate your comment :)

Then watch some spider-man stuff kiddo

Thanks for reaching out :) I think the toxic fans with that perspective definitely can make Batman seem unappealing. Hopefully videos like this can add more nuance and depth to Batman’s character. I think that’s also why my favorite fans are definitely the olders ones (most of them don’t go on tiktok). I’m definitely hopeful though that at least some of these Batman fans will be more mellow and grow their ideas on batman. I’m not quite sure if they have the most toxic fans but they’re aimed in at least the right direction. Thanks again for the comment!

Comment section is always toxic when there's a debate always been that way it might be rare to find a non toxic debate in the comment section.

I appreciate the comment :) I think that’s definitely why people make funny videos about Batman leaving a homeless man crippled for stealing food. He has a funnily arbitrary code of rules. I think as well we all live with our own code of rules and it might be whether they be really morally sound or arbitrary like batman. I think what’s important is to stay true to what we think is good and not cross into what we think is bad no matter what excuse we have.

@@reitec6 i just never like him he's a boring character.. he's never moved passed the I'm just a scared little boy stage.. all the Robin's have had better characters development.. except tim drake he's into Dick now

Definitely for sure! I remember watching a video about a spiderman comic and it gave the same message about perseverance. He’s definitely close or neck and neck for my favorite superhero

@@reitec6 They're both incredible! I'm a fanboy of both. Also it's hard to see, but, the conflict shown from collisions with the villains is similar. I think the biggest difference between all those common traits is the tone (usually).

Thanks for your comment! That’s really an interesting way to put those three together and I can definitely agree on that. :)

I appreciate the comment :) I can see why you would think Batman is a sociopath especially cause it can seem that he tries to take a higher moral ground yet engages in vigilantism. I think it kind of makes him compelling that he’s trying to fight against the dark and try to fight against being a full villain at the same time.

You can see him that way ig as long as u know youre wrong 😂

Hey thanks for your comment! You make an interesting point about why many people prefer a batman without other superheroes with powers. I guess the reason why people like Christopher Nolan’s Batman and the new one is because it is grounded in realism and relatability. Maybe that’s also why people didn’t like the zack snyder because that had some unrealistic ideas (I dunno to be honest I didn’t watch it because of reception haha). I wouldn’t have much approval of many of those depictions of Batman as I’m not the best to consult with batman stuff. But the if the Batman v Superman idea can be intriguing if done right because maybe it tells us that even if we become wise and persevere enough we can have the potential to topple gods.

Thank you as well for reaching out. I appreciate the gratitude that you’ve given and I hope that more people can live by this message and persevere just like you no matter what happens in our life. Thanks again :)

Thanks for the comment man :) I’m not exactly sure what you mean at the time stamp, hopefully I can understand over time maybe it has to do with Daryl Davis? But thanks anyways for reaching out :)

@Reitec never got too much further in the video. My problem is that I think you were using that clip in an ideological way, and it put me off the video.

I’m sorry if you read it like that. I never intended or wanted to put anything politically biased. I intended to use Daryl Davis as an example of even loving someone that is completely driven to hate your existence and accepting with a clear mind that even those kinds of people have their own problems to deal with. I guess I understand why it would be off putting though by adding a conversation with race into it especially if it’s highly conversed about it now. Hopefully I’ll try not to make too much of an opinion on that as I’m not intending to throw a political agenda at people.

I think an example besides anything political and more focused on personal life is that it would be used as trying not to return a hateful spite towards people who hate you. Whether or not they be in your social circle I think the best way to let go of any tensions between each other is to not reciprocate any hatred back instead do the opposite.

Thanks man! I’m actually really happy with a lot of my likes even if it may be small it’s actually a lot more than I ask for. Especially if the like to view like percentage is above 5% or higher. It definitely tells me that I’m doing something right that’s authentic and truthful not just provocative or not worth someone’s time.

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Thank you for your encouragement :) I’m definitely curious about trying shorts, I’ll just need to decide what to put in

@@reitec6 fair enough, but I’ll keep saying it and I’ll say it again. This video was amazing! (seriously)

Thanks a lot man :) I really enjoy doing a lot of the edits as well and motivates me a lot.

he be spittin af

I really appreciate it man :)

Thanks for your comment. I can definitely agree where you’re coming from. I think that’s exactly kind of what I talked about what you like about Batman. It’s sort of that locality or grounded human ability and caring for a specific place like Batman’s Gotham or Spiderman’s New York. As to the Batman comics of 80s and 90s I was thinking of reading some and I think that might be interesting. Thanks again for reaching out. :)

Thanks for reaching out! Hmm, I might think about it but not too many promises. I definitely like Captain America so I’ll give a quick thought about it here. Captain America is very similar to Batman with his perseverance but I think his major message is that it’s not the physical attributes that make the hero or soldier it’s the heart that can make you as worthy as holding Thor’s hammer. I think he has extreme care for everyone too and doesn’t let any rules or suggestions stop him from helping those in need which was definitely in the Captain America movies.

I’ll definitely consider it but I usually put a lot of other plans in mind. Most of these videos that I’ll make have made a huge psychological impact on me so I want to spread that idea out and see if it’s right. But thanks a lot again for commenting and giving me a recommendation!

Thanks for the comment :) I’m not at a familiar with dharma or hinduism so I think this might be insightful to me. I would probably need time to reflect on it.

Everyone except Jesus Christ is a failure against evil. Batman’s integrity & perseverance to resist the devil, is all we can do. Batman is who we should all try to be in Christ. God bless