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[Laughs in Patriot Act] on today's episode of "the man who just started paying attention"...

In his video on this topic Legal Eagle gets to the conlusion that, were Batman to be convicted for this, he would get more than 8 million years prison time for "digital trespassing".

@@InvestmentBankr No that was wrong, but if Obama does it, it's okay. Eat your heart out, Nixon.

Not in the US it's not. There are no explicit "privacy" laws in the US. Maybe hacking charges - but each individual would not only have top come forward but press charges and prove there was harm done to their physical device - prove that a hack occurred. No evidence = no hack - no crime.

in 44 states, including New York and New Jersey (the 2 cities gotham has been said to be in), unless it is specifically said to be against the law, then you may do it. For example, there is no law in Nebraska that says you are not allowed to open carry a firearm, therefore, unless otherwise posted, you may do so legally. Because of this statute, breaking the laws of physics is not illegal.

the most underrated crime

"Another instance of Super-murder" xD

Batmans probably on a galactic watchlist after this. Even aliens are assisting in his search and arrest.

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It was a prison anyway under the law of another country, even if the law in said country was corrupt. International conflict.

Obviously, they didn’t show all of the paperwork they did to legally process Bruce Wayne.

@@Jllyrol311 Your comment lol

Its still rude to just leave without saying goodbye to the none state entity(terrorist org) holding you without due process and against your will.

@@hermitcard4494 We don't know if escaping a prison is a crime in this country, though.

Give the guy a break, it's his therapy lol

Makes me wonder who commits more assaults, Batman or Netflix's Daredevil.

It would make for a nice ringtone

Exactly like the actual Batman.

...and also killing.

@@thebatman1482 Yeah, minus the resilience of will and detective skills 😂

@@r0h44n Except The Dark Knight is actually the film were Batman is the most detective he's ever been in movies. See the parts where he analyzes the bullet for example, or every single scene where he is trying to anticipate joker's moves. And resilience of will? Are we talking about the same guy that fixed his spine with punches and escaped a prison while his city was going to be destroyed?

@@thebatman1482 Not saying that there was no detective work, but after Begins it really fizzled out. While I don't mind exploring Batman's symbolic importance, I personally felt it overshadowed his detective aspect. He got duped by Selina Kyle, and he spent half the franchise grabbing collars and asking "Where is ___?!". Proportionately, Batfleck did more detective work in BvS, though sadly that movie had nothing on the Nolan trilogy. As far as resilience is concerned, while I shan't deny the example you have, let's also not forget that he called it quits after 1.5 years in, and stayed retired for 8 years. His solution in two out of three movies was to vanish, and not the vanishing act he pulls with Gordon. The fight choreography also didn't help the cause. Personally, I feel that while the story and build up of what went into Batman was excellent, this version kinda failed in showing the imposing character he is despite his human frailty

I'm pretty sure he also kidnapped the Penguin, even if it was with the Penguin's consent. He also indirectly caused one death when a thug stumbled onto the Joker's jack-in-the-box during a fight with him. AND he converted several of the Penguin's pirates to antimatter simply by touching them; I'm not sure exactly what that is, but it goes well beyond murder. Not to mention that all those United World delegates will probably sue him for emotional distress after he put them all back in the wrong bodies.

@@SeasideDetective2 how do you kidnap with consent?

@@bobbyrooney The Penguin allowed himself to be taken to the Batcave to be identified - being in disguise at the time - in order to get an opportunity to rehydrate several vials of dehydrated dust that were actually the powdered forms of his henchmen. Then the rehydrated henchmen would attack Batman and Robin on their own turf. (Yeah, it's a weird movie.)

Don't forget how many people he ran past with that bomb, assuming the fuse was accurate.

BUT under law enforcement protection bills they can essentially be exempted and protected from their actions during a police action.

Yeah, it's a double standard how they lump all the villains' crimes together into one catch-all, but Batman's get itemized. Plus you have to presume that every villain he stops or thwarts ends a lot of potential future crimes, at least by that same villain.

Yeah lol. I mean destroying Gotham alone should be millions of counts of murder prevented.

Very good. Basne sounds like a lot of our real life politicians. Lol

@@krudmonger it'd end a LOT more future crime if he just murked the more murderess ones

i don't think it legally counts as self defense if you either start the fight or don't back down when you can, so both batman and the criminals would be guilty of assault

this also goes for having recording devices in your own house in first movie

He's not only destroying the train, but causing damage to the street under it and the buildings around it.

@@benjaminmadrigal2328 you mean the parking lot of Wayne HQ building, and the road going into Wayne HQ area?

That raises questions about Insurance Fraud lol

also you can't just destroy your infra without permissions from authorities imagine a billionaire blowing up his building in newyork without warning and evacuvation. also batman dosen't completely own wayne enterprises so all of them are crimes anyway. it dosen't matter if the road is going into wayne hq area or joker's layer it's still road and public property

Plus Batman saved Gotham from loosing faith. If the Joker won Gotham would have felt helpless. They'd think people like the joker always win. Batman saved the ferries and took the blaim for Dent's death to save "the sould" of Gotham. I think that should have been added

@@annachase6036 How do you quantify preventing the crime of "Causing Gotham to lose faith"...? I'm not being sarcastic, I'm legitimately interested to hear how someone would define that. :D

Assaulting bad guys shouldn't be counted unless it was cause of death like the recent batman movie.

Realistically speaking, I have to imagine that Gotham is a city where the justice system is so swamped that many of the laws concerning minor crimes are simply not enforced. Also, imagine all the judges who dismiss all but the most serious of lawsuits so the courts can focus on the countless criminal cases.

Indeed

I am imagining a second counter for every time Batman punches someone with a cartoon punch sound for every count. :D

Exactly, I dunno what they were talking about

Was going to make the same comment.

Jesus, let's hope you never attempt to be your own lawyer. Securities Fraud is a very real thing, and it's EXACTLY what is being described in that particular movie.

@@frankcalabretta8710 Simply buying shares of a company through a proxy does not constitute insider trading. Insider trading requires acting on non-public information with the *possibility* of (i.e., doesn’t require actual; you could theoretically lose money and still be charged with insider trading) profit. Also, Martha Stewart was not convicted of insider trading. She went to prison for lying to investigators and obstruction of justice.

The question then becomes, which of them was he MOST abusive toward? Personally, I think he was especially douche-like toward Spoiler.

Given this video’s length I was expecting animated Batman too.

Well considering that in DC comics there are countless abusive parents like seriously multiple greatest assassins in the DC comics are either abusive towards their children in order to teach them how to kill to be like them or have been abused themselves in their childhood the only person who isn't abusive nor have been abused is a assassin who is one of enemies of green arrow who simply kill to feel what it's like to take a life. Deathstroke has a Deathwish and one of Batgirl wasn't allowed to see or speak so that the only thing she knows is how to kill.

Basically due to the amount of child abuse and considering that joker was praised for crippling Batgirl from the criminal underworld which in our world would make you at the very bottom of criminal hierarchy and every criminal is going to hunt you down and is going to hire every kind of hitman just to kill you for hurting children but apparently in world of DC comics people who hurt children are at the very top of criminal hierarchy for some odd reasons. You would think that everyone would want a joker head on the platter for intentionally hurting children and taking great pride in it.

@@alexanderhood8993 Speaking of Cass - she is actually the only character towards whom Bruce shows any level of parental affection. Maybe because she's one of the few people he can't control with violence, considering that she's stronger than him.

less movies with less singular focus on this actions though ;)

Bale’s Batman also k!lled people. He k!lled Harvey Dent when he tackled him off the building. He also k!lled talia and her driver. Let’s not forget all the people bale’s Bruce Wayne murdered before he was Batman when blew up that building filled with league of assassin members

@@tallgod6929 you’re wasting your time. These nolan fanboys don’t care that their batman is a murderer too

@@goodial more movies actually Bvs Ss Josstice Zsjl

Less screen time

Wheeere is Harvey Dent?

I hear Matt Murdoc is a really good lawyer.

Bale’s Batman killed Harvey Dent Talia Al ghul and Talias driver

@@youreajoke6782 they don’t wanna hear facts bro. these nolan fanboys live in their own world

Since when ? In TDK trilogy alone he killed a few ppl

@@antiwokelord8093 Why do you think he's a Nolan fanboy? This was a general statement about Batman, not the Dark Knight trilogy.

@@antiwokelord8093 will shut up in the replies and say something different for the love of god!!

Tackling to stop a murder isn’t murder. At worst it’s involuntary manslaughter, but more than likely justified self defense.

@@fengb1122 that’s murder bro, especially since he’s a vigilante and not law enforcement. You nolan fanboys are delusional cringelords

@@graigfitzgerald6787 Agreed. Especially considering all the different options and gadgets available to him to take Harvey down non-lethally.

Actually,In The Dark Knight The Theory Is That Batman Is Joker And The Dark Knight Rises Is The Vision Of Gordon Seen Batman Save The City So Batman Never Actually Killed Talia Al Ghul Cause That Never Happened In Real But Batman Did Saved The City But Most Of It Was Unknown Mysterious Ways In The Movie!

@@deathtime5288 What the hell?!

The people on the ferries stopped the ferries from blowing up. Batman had nothing to do with it.

Except Bats had nothing to do with the ferries and this vid mentions that.

@@D.nada_47 see my above reply.

Ah too bad, he kills in the very first comic.