I think teaching kids about super heroes and super villians is dumb to be frank. No one is a super hero and no one is a super villain. Everyone has good and bad in them. I'm sure the 3 guys on the train have some skeletons in their closet. Kids should be taught to praise the deed and not to worship the person. That gives them a better understanding of real life and prevents what i call the "fallen hero/heroine syndrome".
I believe violence to be immoral if there is no need for it. Violence in defense of oneself is a virtue.
Not true. There aren't super heroes in the sense of superman with powers, but there are superheroes who protect the in innocent- the police do it everyday! The American Sniper took out 100s of evil assholes, he is a superhero!
There are also supervillians. Some cause great destruction like OBL, the leaders of ISIS or Boko Haram. There are evil men that seek to destroy others for gain, Sharpton and Jackson come to mind or name an African leader!
Kids need to be taught this distinction. Too bad in the black community, the children are taught (not by their fathers because they don't know their father) to praise, look up to and strive to be the supervillian - the local drug dealing gangster and fight against the superheroes - pole-ezzz!
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