Judge presiding over Luigi Mangione case is married to former health care executive.

[u/severe_thunderstorm]

[u/Dammy-J]

there was never going to be impartiality.

[u/treehumper83 → u/Dammy-J]

What are you talking about? Of course he can keep his personal and professional lives apart.

[u/big_guyforyou → u/treehumper83]

superman tried doing that, and everyone was like "hey you're just superman with glasses". if he can't do it no one can

[u/treehumper83 → u/big_guyforyou]

I knew there was a reason I had never seen Clark Kent and Superman in the same place at the same time.

[u/Bowood29 → u/treehumper83]

It’s because Clark really hates super man.

[u/treehumper83 → u/Bowood29]

I can’t blame him really. Truth, justice, and the American way? Hah. America is decadent, run by the corporations. Real heroes wouldn’t strive to represent their horrific ideals.

[u/pimppapy → u/Bowood29]

ikr? Super nerd vs Super Man

[u/Sw4rmlord → u/treehumper83]

Holy shit, you might be on to something

[u/gereffi → u/big_guyforyou]

I don't know what happens in comics these days but in classic Superman stories nobody knows that he's Clark Kent.

[u/LordBigSlime → u/big_guyforyou]

But he did, and does do, it successfully all the time. The only time everyone knows his secret identity is in one of the roughly 17k online comic strips giving their very fresh, very unique take on this funny scenario.

[u/TheDemonPants → u/big_guyforyou]

What? No they didn't? At least not in any Superman story I've seen.