CaptainJustice

"First off  if your running around as a superhero, you wouldn't allow an interview. Second if your plan is to be like Batman, at least take fighting classes for goodness sakes and not just walking around in tights thinking that will save you. I mean come on, If you're going to try and do it, do it right. "

" @CaptainJustice:  I was a bit grumpy this morning and I apologize, however the swearing wasn't added negativity. Honestly. I just happen to swear like a sailor."

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" @Shadowdoggy said:

"@CaptainJustice: well, they didn't have to say they laughed to assume it I mean, it's sort of laughable to see a guy with his mask seams popping off the side of his head like a halloween costume and wearing cargo pants trying to "fight crime" even to me- and I like the idea of a real life superhero! I'm not saying this guy is wrong for wanting to do something and tyring to helpI commend him for it but you can't just stand alone against criminals with guns and expect them to take you seriously and considering he got shot at and had his nose broken, I have to assume that he doesn't have the chops to physically stop them when push comes to shove so what's left? only stopping kids from darting out in front of cars? focusing on helping old folks? no, he is trying to help combat crime (breaking up fights for instance) and if he can't do it with his physical prowess, he has to do something that will make criminals not want to commit the crimes in the first placeand the only reason they'd ever stop to reconsider their actions is if they were ACTUALLY, honestly afraid of the consequences   "

Thats the problem. You're assuming. As i stated he actually stopped and subdued the first perpetrator but the second came along and pulled a gun and he kcicked him while he was holding the other perp down. And his costume is not nearly as bad as your making it sound. Ltes see you do any better. my guess is that youre really jealous and are the type that insults anyone that can and does something that you can't. Goodbye donald downer. Infect someone else with your hateraide negativity. "

Now you're being a little mean there. "

"@CaptainJustice: well, they didn't have to say they laughed to assume it I mean, it's sort of laughable to see a guy with his mask seams popping off the side of his head like a halloween costume and wearing cargo pants trying to "fight crime" even to me- and I like the idea of a real life superhero! I'm not saying this guy is wrong for wanting to do something and tyring to helpI commend him for it but you can't just stand alone against criminals with guns and expect them to take you seriously and considering he got shot at and had his nose broken, I have to assume that he doesn't have the chops to physically stop them when push comes to shove so what's left? only stopping kids from darting out in front of cars? focusing on helping old folks? no, he is trying to help combat crime (breaking up fights for instance) and if he can't do it with his physical prowess, he has to do something that will make criminals not want to commit the crimes in the first placeand the only reason they'd ever stop to reconsider their actions is if they were ACTUALLY, honestly afraid of the consequences   "

" @CaptainJustice said:

technically you were'nt talking, you were typing. I did not state that you were responding to me i stated that you tried to correct me on a definition. And yes I know ragey is not a word. I have nothing to admit. You simply are pretending. Period. But it's ok. Things are going look up for you. Best of luck to you buddy. Goodbye. "

What would to pretend for? If I wanted to start an argument with you I would.It's not like you can do anything about it.I don't consider this guy a superhero.I wasn't giving any textbook dictionary definition.I didn't try and correct anything you said because I saw this report on the news so you aren't the only person who used the word superhero in relation to the person in question.Try not being a dick for once. " 
 
No need for insults. Try to have a great day. I hope you have a good week. Feel better.

" @CaptainJustice: I'll be honest the big brother thing probably wont happen but I did apply. I go to Jefferson street shelter 95 Jefferson avenue Springfield Massachusetts. The animal shelter I volunteer at is the Thomas J O'Connor Animal Control center also in Springfield mass."

"@CaptainJustice said:

No I did not start the argument. I was having a discussion with another viner and you decided you would try to correct me on what the definition of superhero. Definitions change with time and accepted use as does all language. The definition applies to someone skilled because we accept websters definitions as the standard for definitions. Period. Not "vances opinions of definitions". Sorry. You argue over any and everything you can. Look how youre all ragey and couldnt wait for someone to bite so you could vent.   Go find someone else to vent your sour demeanor on.    "

I like how you make up a scenario that didn't occur then try top burn me about it.I wasn't responding to you.I wasn't arguing with your definition of anything because I wasn't talking to you.If I was I would have quoted something you said or gave you some indication my post was directed at you.I'm "all ragey" (not a word by the way) because you started an argument and now you're b#tching about it.Talking about arguing over little things..you won't even admit you are the one who caused the problem. "

" @CaptainJustice: I volunteer at homeless centers, so actually yes. I do try to help. I also volunteer at animal shelters. I'm in the process of being apart of a big brother program too."

"@CaptainJustice: by fake looking costume, I just meant that it isn't necessarily a look that would inspire criminals to do anything but laugh at him and try to shoot him and break his face which they did I know he isnt' all about making criminals fear him, but he definitely isn't cutting the mustard as "the hero of the people" at the moment either, so maybe fear is the way to go "

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If someone is actually crazy enough to do it then they need to get training and the right equipment. They need to take karate and self  defense classes, get a bullet proof vest, tazer gun, and a trench coat and some cover-alls for a costume to avoid attention. If they do all this even then they will not be like Batman, so everyone stop bringing up Batman, they will be Casey Jones from TMNT in terms of overall effectiveness. More than Kick Ass but less than Batman. Until they do that these people are not heroes, they are the bad result of smoking pot while reading comics.

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@Shadowdoggy said:

"if someone is actually going to be a superhero and try to fight crime in the real world on the actual streets where people get shot, stabbed and murdered all the time they can't go on the news and talk about it they need to do it without anyone knowing whether or not they really exist once someone sees you on the news in your fake looking costume and sees that you are just a man with pepper spray and handcuffs, they won't fear you and to be a hero that's going to in any way enact change or incite criminals to stop what they are doing, they have to be afraid of the opposition "

 
 Well, they most definitely shouldn't. But he definitely did. I don't think he wants them to fear him, he stated that he just uses the mask to keep his identity secret. What is a fake costume? it's a costume right. That makes it real costume right?
 
 
@Vance Astro said:

" @CaptainJustice said:

No. It also means an exceptionally skilled or successful person. Sorry. You can't pick and choose what to delete from a definition. And Batman applies in both cases, he has superhuman willpower, and he is exceptionally skillful and successful.  Is this all some of you do? Argue over every little thing? Having conversations with some of you is about as entertaining as a root canal. "

You started the damn argument! How are you to get mad at me when you're the one who decided to dispute my definition of superhero? If you don't like having a conversation with me..don't respond.The concept of "superhero" was created but the authors of comics.The definition didn't exist until THEN so how can the definition apply to someone who is exceptionally skilled or successful when there are several people in comics with those characteristics that THEY don't consider superheroes? I don't argue over every little thing.You asked for this. "