"The Justice Society's supporters are mainly officials and capitalists. Not only did they put out a flood of news stories, they also hired a huge army of paid posters to spread the message online that superheroes should absolutely never kill."
Andrew said, "Then I had Alice delete all those paid posts and replace them with my own.
"As it turns out, human posting is no match for automated posting. Alice can put up a hundred thousand posts a second. The people Argus hired couldn't manage that in an hour."
Everyone was speechless. Was that really the point?
Green Lantern quipped, "Mr. Wang, you secretly hired paid posters? Are you sure you're one of the good guys?"
"Nonsense. When did I ever hire paid posters in secret? I did it openly."
Andrew brought up a light screen filled with data and said, "Most internet users oppose the Justice Society's absolute no-kill policy. They say those scumbags should all be killed, without a single exception.
"Some are even calling for all the villains in Arkham Asylum to be shot, so they can't escape and cause trouble again.
"These figures exclude paid posters. I guarantee they're genuine. Besides, thanks to our paid posters' efforts, even more internet users will lean toward our side."
"The Justice League stands with the public, not the people at the top."
Tony said, "This is obviously a public opinion campaign launched by the government to get us to follow suit. I strongly oppose it."
"Let's vote."
Andrew said, "On this matter, the minority in the Justice League will abide by the majority's decision. My view is that we should kill cautiously and sparingly, but we can't absolutely refuse to kill. Nothing should be taken to extremes."
Everyone nodded. As superheroes, they certainly couldn't kill indiscriminately, but an absolute