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Comic books started in the late 30s, after the Fuhrer came to power obviously. Most were created by jews as i'm sure you are aware, and besides embodying (((Certain ideas))) to be pushed to the masses, most of them seemed to push one consistent message that persists and is parroted even if one doesn't remember where it's from.

>killing your enemies is wrong

Think about how hard this has been beaten into the minds of the masses. How many stories exist, in modern times, not even in comic books, where the hero doesn't kill the villain?

Batman doesn't kill because of some schizobabble that he'd be muh just as bad as the criminals. Superman much for the same reason. On and on and on. They then started writing stories to prove these schizo "moral codes" right like having the hero go crazy because they finally killed one of their villains. Typically what's seen as the "moral" thing to do by these heroes is to allow the bad guy to escape over and over and over again and continue causing mayhem, only going through the (((justice system))) to "stop them". Even normies have caught onto how retarded these "moral codes" are, but just accept it as a simple feature of their writing, but i'm sure you folks can see beyond that.

Why would killing one's enemies, that never stop their evil, need to be portrayed as wrong? Why would that be a message that is taught...?

https://www.investigationdiscovery.com/crimefeed/murder/dna-ties-two-virginia-college-students-homicides-to-back-to-school-killer

https://thecinemaholic.com/morgan-harrington/

i come across these videos on tiktok et al

of people refusing and getting dragged from their cars.

their belligerent fucktarded offspring crying in the background...

and i notice not a whole lot of fanfare from the crowd here.

its like peak consumption, surely