Batman V Superman Shows How To Make America Great Again

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>When America is embroiled in the same conflicts as Batman V Superman, it's time to see how DC's heroes built a better tomorrow.
>If Superman represents the misunderstood, ostracized immigrant on one side, and Batman represents the extremist who has sacrificed ideals for security on the other, the solution lies squarely between them. It’s a solution in the form of Senator Finch’s governmental hearings, described in the film as an attempt not to brand Superman as ‘right’ or ‘wrong,’ but start a conversation with Superman, and thereby come to some kind of understanding about his future role. In other words, as Finch believes, exercise the true nature of democracy.
>We must ask: did Batman V Superman release a year too early for critics and America at large? The story may pit Batman and Superman as enemies, standing at opposite ends of the moral, criminal, and personality scales. But their differences only make it more meaningful when they’re set aside entirely, to start ensuring that the future is one they can both safeguard.
>The case Snyder and DC heroes make for the pursuit of peace is so simple, even an idiot could do it. But the first step may be the hardest. Grudges, prejudice, and hate must be set aside – so that the ones responsible for stoking those fires of division can be found, and addressed.
>The fact that Bruce Wayne can recognize his failure, his weakness, and his surrender to the
“powerlessness that turns good men cruel” is a message of hope, and frankly, uncommon optimism. At its heart, it’s espousing the belief that people who exercise hate, anger, prejudice, and radical philosophies are not inherently evil – they’re simply misled.