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> Yet you fags can't stop bringing up Snyder.
First person itt to bring up Snyder was someone complaining about this movie
>>213010086 Snyjeets have a massive victim complex lmao
> Nah it's just fun to dunk on Gunntards.
Rent free.
> Of course there is.
You haven’t come close to proving this. Starting the sentence with “of course” doesn’t make it true. Again, you haven’t given me an adequate principle you derived this duty from.
> Because the creature came from Zod's body, who Superman previously killed. He was the living embodiment of Superman's sins and sacrificing his life to save humanity was his way of atoning for those sins.
What? What sins did Superman commit? Killing Zod wasn’t a sin. If killing Zod was a sin, then killing Doomsday is also a sin.
> It would primarily be Batman's responsibility, yes. Though not to the same degree since Batman is not an alien from another planet.
Why would it be Batman’s reliability? Are Flash or Cyborg allowed to help? Why’d you dodge the Enchantress question. Would that also be Batman’s responsibility because they’re both from Earth? This notion is so retarded lmao
> Who's to say she even could have?
There’s no reason to think she couldn’t have if armed with the proper equipment.
> but with the way everything worked it, it would've been extra retarded for Superman to retrieve the spear and then go out of his way to hand it off to Wonder Woman when he can just handle it himself.
Superman, being more powerful, could have taken control of the lasso and let the person we already know has the strength to pierce Doomsday’s body deliver the blow.
> I think sacrificing your life for the greater good is the pinnacle of masculine heroism.
Shifting the goal posts. We weren’t discussing whether sacrificing yourself is heroic, because it is, we were discussing whether having Wonder Woman handle the spear would be an abdication of Superman’s responsibility.
