There’s something really satisfying about Joker not even getting to finish a single sentence

I do like that Red Hood explicitly targets murderers, and states that he doesn't even bother with shoplifters or petty thieves.
Adds a bit of flavor to remind us that this guy was dirt poor growing up.

“A rapist is a rapist and a rapist is target practice”

"You don't understand Jason... Sales department demands to keep him alive and running around."

The problem with Red Hood is that he makes way too much sense, that writers have to break their necks backwards to convince me he’s wrong.

The biggedt flaw in Todds logic is that he assumes Batman is mentally stable

The whole time they were arguing, Joker was probably thinking “he’s actually got a point.”

For me, the biggest point to Jasons argument was when he said, I’m not talking about killing penguin or scarecrow or Dent just him I believe that shows that even Jason thinks some of those guys are redeemable, but Joker’s just on another level

Reminder Joker also paralyzed and stripped Barbara Gordon and took pictures of her while she was nude and bleeding as part of his plan to get Commissioner Gordon to go crazy and lose his moral code.

Yeah Jason has a point.

"Adolf Hitler"

Dang. Jason won the argument by just dropping that name

Jason should've mentioned Alfred. He's allowed to kill

Jason: Jesus Christ, Bruce

Joker: "Bruce"? 😂

The biggest issue with Batman isn't his no killing rule, it's Batman's refusal to let anyone else kill. Like Bruce, not everyone is an insane psychopath like you, they aren't gonna kill one person and never stop

"A rapist is target practice." I fucking lost it. 🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀

Batman: I won’t kill, Jason!
Jason: Okay, okay, I’m not unreasonable. Let’s find a compromise. breaks Joker’s spine

Batman: "You go after some criminals, but not others?"
Jason: "Gotham has a police department for a reason, Bruce!"

I... thought he'd dodge

Batman won't just not kill the Joker, he won't let anyone else do it either. Fun fact, Nightwing quite literally beat the Joker to death with his bare hands when he'd thought that he killed Tim. Batman resuscitated him.

I like how instead of just having Jason shoot Joker like that one collab with Solid JJ and someone else did, you actually showed how Batman's plan would work.

This movie made Batman's code look worse by making out as if Batman wouldn't be able to control himself if he ever killed even once. This scene was very difference in the comics. His rule was always based on how he believes life is sacred, and also the fact his father was a surgeon. It's admirable to try so hard to give people chances for redemption, yet the comic writers would rather make villains stay as evil as possible and not make it possible for them to change, which makes Batman's code look futile.