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** "Calm yourself" is not simple advice, according to Baher. It's an "evil and false Buddhist doctrine." What???
** Contrary to Baher's assessment of "a confused view," the movie actually has no problem with vigilantism ''per se''. What it does have a problem with is [[If You Kill Him You Will Be Just Like Him|Punisher-style vigilantism]]. The Foot Clan and monsters [[What Measure Is a Non-Human?|are what they are]] and are deemed as "[[What Measure Is a Mook?|worthy to die]]." Yet, ordinary criminals [[Humans Are Special|are not to be killed]]. They are to only be subdued and left for the police. That is the code of battle honor the Turtles fight with, and is very similar to [[Batman]]'s.
*** The problem Leonardo has with the "Night Watcher" is because the news has led him to believe that this vigilante actually kills the criminals, making this an [[Critical Research Failure|'''in-universe''' example]] of [[
** The movie goes to great lengths to explain that without a strong family dynamic, one may never feel at home anywhere, even if they do get everything they originally thought they wanted. '''Since when''' does this [[An Aesop|Aesop]] constitute a "Romantic Pagan" view?
* A November 2009 issue of the Seattle Times had a picture of Simon from ''[[Alvin and The Chipmunks]]'' labeled as Theodore in the picture for an article promoting the new December movies. This was especially [[Egregious]] because the person who wrote the article was apparently a fan of the movies.
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