deadpoolRKO
05-14-2011, 09:10 AM
Ever since kick ass ,there's been a pretty interesting movement of " Real Life Super Heroes " ( although some were doing it before ) , like this guy Phoenix Jones in Seattle who CNN did a story on because he stopped a guys car from gettin broken into.
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They have a website with " Registered heroes " and they almost all have blogs and youtubes or twitters. here's the official site.
http://www.reallifesuperheroes.org/
they also have a manual for " new heroes " that has advice about armor , self defense tips , ect. "
http://www.rlsh-manual.com/WELCOME.html
Personally , I think a lot of them have the right intentions. They don't all say they just fight crime most of them do community service like they feed the homeless , donate to charity , volunteer at shelters , ect. but in costume.
I've only read about 2 - 3 instances where any of them have actually physically stopped a crime.
but I don't get why they want to do it in costume unless it's an attempt at fame , there are a ton of good citizens who feed homeless and volunteer at shelters and don't get recognized for it , they just do it. But I do kind of admire the ones who go out on patrol at night and try to stop crime , it's a little bit crazy but still brave. I just think it's too dangerous because what happens if one of these " heroes " tries to stop a serious crime they're going to get shot and potentially die when really calling 911 may have been heroic enough.
sJQi7yYhVVA
They have a website with " Registered heroes " and they almost all have blogs and youtubes or twitters. here's the official site.
http://www.reallifesuperheroes.org/
they also have a manual for " new heroes " that has advice about armor , self defense tips , ect. "
http://www.rlsh-manual.com/WELCOME.html
Personally , I think a lot of them have the right intentions. They don't all say they just fight crime most of them do community service like they feed the homeless , donate to charity , volunteer at shelters , ect. but in costume.
I've only read about 2 - 3 instances where any of them have actually physically stopped a crime.
but I don't get why they want to do it in costume unless it's an attempt at fame , there are a ton of good citizens who feed homeless and volunteer at shelters and don't get recognized for it , they just do it. But I do kind of admire the ones who go out on patrol at night and try to stop crime , it's a little bit crazy but still brave. I just think it's too dangerous because what happens if one of these " heroes " tries to stop a serious crime they're going to get shot and potentially die when really calling 911 may have been heroic enough.