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Originally Posted by MikeWaters
Why is it that no one addressed any related points to what I have talked about in this thread, previously?
It just shows that I am interested in different things than most people here. I am less concerned with whether Two-Face got enough air-time, whether a kid was held hostage, whether Heath Ledger was awesome. I'm interested in the questions that the movie brings up.
What is the punishment for bringing up the larger issues? Small minds lash out.
Santos, I think that was a great issue to discuss with your kids.
Possible answers include: 1) utilitarian--not everyone should die. 2) Justice--those that are prisoners have less worth and should die. 3) Survival of the fittest--the will to act. That is, whichever group is bold enough to kill the others and live with those consequences, should live. 4) moralistic. we should not do evil, no matter the consequences. Most adults, much less children, cannot morally reason and consider these and other choices.
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It is tough to contend with the large mind that wants to have serious discussions about Batman.
Perhaps we should have a symposium?