So is Hernan like that? Your sense of belonging to the earth and earth people? I don't know (is there a supporting comic?). Although he said when he was pushing the building, "Seeing a madman destroys Krypton, we can no longer let a madman destroy the earth" is the same as the Martian hunter of the animation JLU, right, but this time the three JL's daily routines are much more casual. Up. Killing is nothing. From Hernan's point of view that it doesn't matter to be a god, it doesn't mean to solve any difficulties for relatives, friends or ordinary people. This is the first question: Why should such three people team up to fight criminals?
The JL people are finally "not human", and the so-called guardian from the "human standpoint" can finally rest. The only explanation I can think of is this: There are these three "heterogenes" within their daily reach, and they are together to accompany each other. Although at least Hernan doesn't seem to need company, from the memories of the past ten years between him and Kirk, Kirk needs Hernan a lot.
This is a team, so why should we crack down on criminals? If it is because the suspected criminals are annoying, then I feel completely convinced. Visually, the relationship between this JL and the government is very close, it seems that the two sides are acting as gunmen: the government defaults that JL kills (although it is illegal but will not be prosecuted anyway), JL is less troublesome. Of course, the flaw of this motivation that leaves out sympathy and responsibility (the latter is hard to say is more dangerous or not, because the brutality in this game is a type full of responsibility). It may be that one day you don’t want to come to help the government to clear the ground. Not coming, but the government will still demand it out of the need for their force. Once there is a way to solve the problem quickly, I always want to use this method, no matter how it is solved. But this makes JL have to solve "other people's" problems regardless of whether it is annoying or not. You can still choose not to go, but perhaps these requirements are related to Hernan's discovery that people need God.
The complexity of God is not much better than that of man. What do people need from God? Guide, protect, and take responsibility for it. In this case, the authoritarian rule of the lord world is enough. It sounds malicious, anyway, this is a DC that the dark has become accustomed to. But my guess is not based on revenge against the "ordinary person" who is the opposite of the "superman". At least Hernan and Bekka are not like perfect standards for self-cultivation. Nor can "be" God).
No matter what we are talking about when we talk about God, first of all, God is not human-different from human. When people need God, they also need to overthrow God. It's still an old topic of freedom and security-in terms of actions, this JL is quite consistent with the government. The people who raised placards to protest against JL may not be the same group of people who Hernan said in need of God. Lex's TV speech still did not let go of the theme of "people are being watched", even if people themselves are watching people. The BOSS, who is still on the path of adjudicating humanity, did the job of "pressing and progressing", and it turned out that Hernan discovered that the diversity of humans should not be covered by gods... If the protesting crowd hasn't reminded him of this. Is it just a protest against JL’s use of murderous violence...
Unlike Dalan’s international volunteer organization JL, which is independent of the government, this JL does not have the problem of crossing the line even if it violates the law, and it seems that there is no such regulation for them The line of volunteer heroes. Thank you for your close cooperation with the government. To a certain extent, they violated the law because of the government's acquiescence—acquiescence is also illegal. The government violated the law because it had no way to deal with them or because it needed such an indirect method to deal with the problem. Regardless of the reason, if JL and the government are regarded as one body from the perspective of consistent action, aren't they the gods who are needed-transcending the law (procedural justice).
After the war, Hernan returned from "factual justice" to procedural justice. In addition to the suspected recognition of the second hometown of the earth during the war, it felt like turning to the big blue == The red solar radiation gun brought absolute power to the balance of power. The question of who will monitor JL is solved, but I hope this is really a balance of power, not someone who can monitor them someday when the government wants to kill JL. Of course we have laws, but the law also allows JL to kill people. Only hope that the justice of the lighthouse country has not been corrupted to the extent that two civilians with considerable social influence can disappear at will.
Hernan walked most of the time, and fell to the ground like a human after being shot with a radiation gun for the first time. The sense of sinking was touching. If it is no longer a god, maybe it is no longer a monster. In fact, what is the difference between the two, isn't it a matter of the position of the judge and the judged? (But it’s Hernan, Bekka runs off, don’t count, Kirk’s) Isn’t factual justice also different in position, only procedural justice theoretically restricts everyone to the same standard. If you do not pursue your own justice from your own standpoint, then only procedural justice can be pursued.
Off-topic: It is said that Lex is also a positive role in the Injustice, but I will definitely not open up the injustice = (No matter how much you like Lex's life, you are still super!) This visual observation is that Lex is at least 40 years older than Hernan. It looks like paying tribute to Hawking, but he is still handsome with tears on his face, but he has become a wise old man NPC, Lex...
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