Things in the animated Justice League cartoons that confused you

>>89271387
It actually isn't. Nearly every government position requires you have no criminal convictions but POTUS isn't one of them

>>89271387
This thread's going to be awful.

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This guy's fate made zero sense.

If he's stuck in a time loop where he hits the button infinitely, only to be sent back to hit the button, what does this look like to observers who aren't going in the time loop? Has batman forced the entire fucking universe to loop in on itself permanently after he hits the button?

>>89271601
To people outside the loop it'd just look like he hit the button and disappeared.

>>89271387

the only actual requirements are US Citizen, 35 years old, and lived 14 years

>>89271387
he was given a full pardon by the us president in exchange for helping the league stop the justice lords

>>89271720
>35 years old, and lived 14 years
So it's okay if you weren't alive for 21 of those?

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>>89271387
You know exactly why

>>89271387
>how does a convicted felon get elected president?
He probably never got a hearing and was being held indefinitely under some BS anti-terror statute.
>how is the American government never held accountable for almost causing the end of the universe?
To be fair that happened in Justice League like every other week, I'm pretty sure crisis fatigue sets in after awhile. What would you expect would be done anyways? A doomsday weapon got a little out of control and destroyed a few city blocks, it's not even as bad as Chernobyl.

>>89271874

Trump isn't a convicted felon.

>>89271799
Did they state it as a full pardon? If so, makes sense to me. As far as the public was concerned, Lex was a guy who only did some crazy stuff while he was dying of cancer, your average person didn't realize he got cancer by carrying around kyptonite with him just because he hated Superman, or that Lex funded multiple criminal and terrorist attacks in Metropolis to further his goals. With all his money and government backing, he was able to quickly regain any public trust he lost, especially when he could us affordable housing projects to make Superman look like the crazy one (added to the fact that some people never got over various alien invasions).

>>89272222

wasn't it earth 2 lex who had cancer?

>>89272222
Yep. He was bragging about it to Waller when she reminded him that it won't cover any new crimes. Handy for when she needed his funding, but still keeps him in check for when Cadmus has to throw somebody under the bus.

>>89271387
Well, as long as you're not currently serving your sentence, you're in the clear. Though being actively investigated for federal crimes would definitely put a hamper on your electability. But if you're likable, garner the good will of the people with an on point campaign, and gain their ear you'll win in a landslide like Trump did.

The three requirements to be President of the United States are as follows: Over 35 years old, Natural born citizen, and you must have lived in the United States for the past 14 years consecutively.

Nice /pol/ bait though.