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>People argue that Batman killing the Joker wouldn't make him a villain or become a killer
Yet then he'll think "Why don't I just kill the other villains like Poison Ivy?
Then after that, he'll think, "The low leveled criminals need to die too"
And once Gordon questions him for the killings, Batman will think "Gordon is becoming evil and corrupted, he needs to die too"
His morals will be so screwed up and distorted, he'll even view Robin as an acceptable lover and even molest him.
Think about it guys, it actually makes a lot of sense, Batman CANNOT kill
Yet then he'll think "Why don't I just kill the other villains like Poison Ivy?
Then after that, he'll think, "The low leveled criminals need to die too"
And once Gordon questions him for the killings, Batman will think "Gordon is becoming evil and corrupted, he needs to die too"
His morals will be so screwed up and distorted, he'll even view Robin as an acceptable lover and even molest him.
Think about it guys, it actually makes a lot of sense, Batman CANNOT kill
