Hence the disingenuous assertions to try and get us to assault her for clickbait?
I wouldn't go that far (I understand this is meant to be humor but I wanted to clarify in case people took it seriously). Yes, Lois would happily antagonize LexCorp but by that same token she absolutely does not want you to send men to beat her up for writing negative opinion pieces so that she has proof of LexCorp being evil.
@King crimson , has Lois reflected on the events of Santa Prisca on how her reporting may or may not lead to people suffering, do you have an opinion on this?
Lois has attempted to reflect on the events of Santa Prisca but she isn't operating with full knowledge of what's going on. From her perspective (simplified of course) she wrote an article about a corrupt government mistreating its own people, there was a war and now everything has gone dark since Bane took over and now Santa Priscans may or may not be attempting to have her killed.
Lois hypothetically could have handled things better regarding the initial situation but considering that once the Santa Priscan government was destroyed, the US government under Eiling, nominally the people she should have informed, helped set up and assist a government just as bad as what came before it just in different ways (Bane's regime is not pleasant). On the one hand, blowing things out into the open resulted in deaths indirectly, but on the other hand telling the people who supposedly could have handled things would've likely resulted in the exact same amount of death and evil just in a different way and with people less aware of it.
I don't think it's a black and white issue and it's not something I think I ought to weigh in on with my own personal beliefs. Like there's a solid philosophical debate to be had here because this is pretty much a trolley problem to be solved.
I mean before enable vertigo and Bee she did way more evil to the world than Lex in the form o de stabling santa prisca and lead to the even that made Bane basicaly Dr doom.
And overall paint a realy bad picture of her.
I mean I kind of get where you're coming from but firstly Lex Luthor is personally responsible for murdering and torturing people well before enabling Vertigo, secondly Lex Luthor had Serial Peacemaking fight in the Santa Priscan revolution in order to aid Bane and actively helped General Eiling, who had a direct hand in setting up Bane's regime and signing off on it as okay meaning he's even more involved in that than Lois ever was. Everything that Lois did wrong Lex also played a part in (making Intergang a lot more aggressive and willing to take risks is something both Lois and Lex contributed to but Lex did it by killing people while Lois did it by writing articles). On the whole morally speaking Lex has done more damage to the world than Lois hands down. He's also arguably made more contributions to the world as well but that's an entirely different argument to be had.
Oh yeah, Lex is a narcissist high functioning sociopath.
The thing is her wrecking ball aproach falls flat on its face when the other party dont act cartoonistly evil, since she have verry few means to actualy bring possitive change on a wider scale.
That ends up suporting Lex narrative and she does come out as prety bad.
But abbout hating her... Errr. Sure she is a larger problem than superman but i do not hate her. Same with wane enterprises to a lesser extend they are just business rivals and the tread overall dont realy like set the real superheroes to fail unless they REALY want to keep fucking with us.
Firstly I'd like to say that the hating/dislike isn't meant to be personal so much as it is general. I don't want to make assertions about you specifically but there have been comments about how much people hate/dislike Lois and so I wanted to cover that topic since it seemed to be what you were discussing. similarly Wayne Enterprises being disliked was just a trend and a similar point of comparison that I thought would illustrate what I'm talking about.
As for Lois' wrecking ball approach failing and falling flat on its face, I'd argue that it's not really the case. Lois has been able to do good things and she's got the ability to get the ball rolling in certain situations. She just has a billion dollar corporation as well as at least one government entity actively undermining her ability to get anything done. Most notably a lot of Superman's positive reception can be traced back to Lois and despite all of Lex's power and allies, he's still unable to completely undermine the work she's done.
