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Why so Serious
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Why so Serious then was the statement the Joker made during the film The Dark Knight as portrayed by Heath Ledger,in this movie Gotham needed Batman,the hero to help the city from the crime it was endure. Violence was at an all time high and the Joker excelled in violence ,he even turned one of the proudest citizens Harvey Dent into a criminal who once stood for Justice but since losing his girlfriend his mind snapped

But then the  Joker himself was the meaning of violence whatever happen around him, someone dying,buildings and hospitals exploding it did not matter to him, it is said crazy people have no need to be concern or worry about anything but themselves so whatever they do they do.

Its like then a young boy or girl stepping an ant or swatting a fly they do it because their mind tells them its o.k. to do it .but as you get older in  fact some people regret lets say hunting a deer when they were younger then asking themselves years later,why did i do that?

Violence them has gotten to a point where we either ignore shrug it off or unless it is happening to us violence continues .But we must deal with it sooner or later we have to .

Violence is on our doorstep and its knocking,why so Serious ?

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