Should Batman Kill the Joker

Should Batman Kill the Joker? Summary In the very beginning, this article raises the question by asking the reader whether Batman should kill the joker or non and also uses it as the title to draw readers attention. Based on the question/topic, the author, Mark White, further establish different arguments by providing three different schools and perspectives from the Batmans quandary. First of all, from utilitarianism aspect, Joker is probably deserved to be killed because his finis may save more people lives.Secondly/Moreover, on the issue of deontology and the action of murder, the remnant of Joker might be preferable or even desirable or acceptable as it seems that Joker should accept the punishment by law or official rather than vigilante jurist. This is because Joker is created and considered as an evil character in the movie/story yet, he is still a human being who should receive the basic human right and dignity as well as respect.However/last but not the least, the charac ter Batman instead of Joker is the main converseion from the aspect of meritoriousness ethics in the final perspectives. The question is if Batman kills the Joker, is there any guarantee that all problems can be solved out in Gotham City? Also, it is against one of Batmans personal principlesto take/have his enemies lives.According to to a higher place three ethical perspectives, White, the author, not only offers the clear arguments, but also explains the reasons whether Joker should be killed or not from Batmans point of view and from social cultural perspectives. Added to that, the author then applies Batmans philosophical system to other pop culture and phenomena in the end of article, to help readers to look different issues and topics from different viewpoints and aspects, as well as different roles/characters or personalities.Should Batman Kill the JokerShould Batman Kill the Joker? Summary In the very beginning, this article raises the question by asking the reader wheth er Batman should kill the joker or not and also uses it as the title to draw readers attention. Based on the question/topic, the author, Mark White, further discuss different arguments by providing three different schools and perspectives from the Batmans quandary. First of all, from utilitarianism aspect, Joker is probably deserved to be killed because his death may save more people lives.Secondly/Moreover, on the issue of deontology and the action of murder, the death of Joker might be preferable or even desirable or acceptable as it seems that Joker should accept the punishment by law or official rather than vigilante arbitrator. This is because Joker is created and considered as an evil character in the movie/story yet, he is still a human being who should receive the basic human right and dignity as well as respect.However/last but not the least, the character Batman instead of Joker is the main discussion from the aspect of rightfulness ethics in the final perspectives. The question is if Batman kills the Joker, is there any guarantee that all problems can be solved out in Gotham City? Also, it is against one of Batmans personal principlesto take/have his enemies lives.According to preceding(prenominal) three ethical perspectives, White, the author, not only offers the clear arguments, but also explains the reasons whether Joker should be killed or not from Batmans point of view and from social cultural perspectives. Added to that, the author then applies Batmans school of thought to other pop culture and phenomena in the end of article, to help readers to look different issues and topics from different viewpoints and aspects, as well as different roles/characters or personalities.