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Ever since this viral sketch of Batman choking out an ICE agent has been circling around, leftists online who don't even read comics have been trying to claim Batman has one of their own

Of course this is just a reimagined sketch but leftists will conveniently ignore this other sketch of Batman manhandling some ANTIFA soyboys

Ironically both sketches were posted by the same writer Chuck Dixon yet leftists wanna lecture an actual comic book writer that Batman is also a leftist

The thing is Batman isn't a leftist and was never a leftist to begin with despite what leftists love to claim just to make themselves feel more powerful and morally superior

For starters Batman is a straight white male born with a silver spoon in his mouth, he becomes a tall handsome ladies man Chad full of testosterone and his toxic masculinity is only eclipsed by Wolverine, Punisher and the Hulk

he's also a pro-capitalist billionaire who strongly supports police and law enforcement, he drives fast cars, flies in private jets, enjoys physical training and combat, dates and sleeps around with lots of women etc. something that leftists can't even do

if Batman were real he'd just be a beefed up version of Andrew Tate without the online trolling and constant need for attention and showing off

Yes Batman is a vigilante much like ANTIFA soyboys except Batman didn't become a vigilante to fight against law enforcement. He became a vigilante because law enforcement wasn't doing a good enough job at reducing crime in Gotham City

In fact Batman has been accused of being a fascist who goes around picking on the poor, the marginalized and the mentally ill e. g. the Joker

however the moment the Joker was labeled an incel, leftists suddenly had no problem with Batman picking on the Joker which kinda shows where their priorities truly lie

it would seem logical. someone who's jacked at 18 and loves life isn't thinking about how to maximize their wealth. by the time they're aging out of peak sexual value, they've hit 30 and don't have the drive to do anything bigger. my proof for all this is how it appears paradoxical or ironic when you see someone rich who has muscles, who's tall, good looking, really good mannered, patient, friendly. And I'm not talking about guys who make 300k a year. although it might be the case for them too. I'm primarily talking about the guys who always wanted to be filthy rich like Bill Gates and Warren buffet. Steve Jobs seemed less concerned with money overall than creating new technology. I'd put him somewhere in-between Bill Gates and a star QB. goes to show men who are rich who don't have shit genetics can actually accomplish a lot, because it isn't and never was about the money.

A decline in mutual respect, freedom, and trust in modern relationships — especially among Millennials and Gen Z — is causing love to fail and servitude to rise in its place.

I think mutual respect, freedom, and trust are clearly declining in modern relationships, especially among Millennials and Gen Z, and the data backs it up.
• Respect: Emotional labor is heavily imbalanced. Studies note that women often carry the “mankeeping” burden (managing the relationship’s emotional/social side), while only 12% of men over 30 say they feel fully valued by their partner (The Week, 8 at the Table). Both sides feel disrespected—men for their sacrifices, women for their roles.
• Trust: Gen Z is drifting into “situationships”—36% say they’re unsure how to even define their relationship (American Survey Center). Add in politics, which has become a dating deal-breaker (Newsweek), and it’s no surprise trust between men and women is eroding.

• Freedom: Gender role expectations still dominate. Research across 29 countries shows when men lose jobs in “male breadwinner” cultures, the risk of separation skyrockets—not because of money, but because freedom from rigid roles doesn’t really exist (PMC study). Men feel trapped in provision/protection, while women feel pressured to “do it all.” Both blame the other for limiting their freedom.
• Relationships overall: Gen Z is disengaging—described as a “relationship recession” by researchers. Many are opting out of dating or even intimacy altogether (UCL, The Guardian). Pew found 63% of men under 30 are single, compared with 34% of women (Vox). That gap itself shows massive distrust and disconnect.

So when respect, trust, and freedom are all crumbling, what’s left? Love can’t survive under those conditions. What you get instead is obligation and servitude, one partner bending to the other’s demands just to keep the relationship going.