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** I think Waller didn't expect them to live long enough for that.
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** I think Waller didn't expect them to live long enough for that.that.
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** In the original series, where pardons were given out, this *did* raise questions and clued Batman into the existence of the Squad. And Captain Boomerang was basically permanently pressganged when he tried to take advantage of it.
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** In the original series, where pardons were given out, this *did* raise questions and clued Batman into the existence of the Squad. And Captain Boomerang was basically permanently pressganged when he tried to take advantage of it.it.
** I think Waller didn't expect them to live long enough for that.
** I think Waller didn't expect them to live long enough for that.
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** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.
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** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.file.
** In the original series, where pardons were given out, this *did* raise questions and clued Batman into the existence of the Squad. And Captain Boomerang was basically permanently pressganged when he tried to take advantage of it.
** In the original series, where pardons were given out, this *did* raise questions and clued Batman into the existence of the Squad. And Captain Boomerang was basically permanently pressganged when he tried to take advantage of it.
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** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.
* Since everyone's bringing it up, where were Batman, Wonder Woman, and Flash when all the major magic chaos goes down? We know the latter is active because he apprehended Boomerang, and the other two couldn't possibly be too busy looking for other heroes that they completely put fighting bad guys on hold.
* Since everyone's bringing it up, where were Batman, Wonder Woman, and Flash when all the major magic chaos goes down? We know the latter is active because he apprehended Boomerang, and the other two couldn't possibly be too busy looking for other heroes that they completely put fighting bad guys on hold.
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** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.
* Since everyone's bringing it up, where were Batman, Wonder Woman, and Flash when all the major magic chaos goes down? We know the latter is active because he apprehended Boomerang, and the other two couldn't possibly be too busy looking for other heroes that they completely put fighting bad guys on hold.file.
* Since everyone's bringing it up, where were Batman, Wonder Woman, and Flash when all the major magic chaos goes down? We know the latter is active because he apprehended Boomerang, and the other two couldn't possibly be too busy looking for other heroes that they completely put fighting bad guys on hold.
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** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.
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** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.file.
* Since everyone's bringing it up, where were Batman, Wonder Woman, and Flash when all the major magic chaos goes down? We know the latter is active because he apprehended Boomerang, and the other two couldn't possibly be too busy looking for other heroes that they completely put fighting bad guys on hold.
* Since everyone's bringing it up, where were Batman, Wonder Woman, and Flash when all the major magic chaos goes down? We know the latter is active because he apprehended Boomerang, and the other two couldn't possibly be too busy looking for other heroes that they completely put fighting bad guys on hold.
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** The public can ask as many questions as they want, they just won't get any answers.
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** The public can ask as many questions as they want, they just won't get any answers.answers.
** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.
** The number of people who successfully worked off their sentences is relatively low, but I'd imagine those that do simply have "Time Off For Good Behavior" marked in their file.
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrison.
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrison.CardboardPrison.
** The public can ask as many questions as they want, they just won't get any answers.
** The public can ask as many questions as they want, they just won't get any answers.
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrison.
* In the film: If the team is meant to be completely deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
* In the film: If the team is meant to be completely deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrison.
* In the film: If the team is meant to be completely deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.CardboardPrison.
* In the film: If the team is meant to be completely deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
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** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?
** Wait where was that shown, if I may ask?
* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?
** Wait where was that shown, if I may ask?
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** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?
** Wait where was that shown, if I may ask?thing.
* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?
** Wait where was that shown, if I may ask?
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* In the film: If the team is meant to be completly deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abbandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abbandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
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* In the film: If the team is meant to be completly completely deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have beenabbandoned abandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been
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* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?
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* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?him?
** Wait where was that shown, if I may ask?
** Wait where was that shown, if I may ask?
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** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abbandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
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** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abbandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.thing.
* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?
* Why is there another Joker (Assuming the man with green hair in the trailer is the mad clown)? Who would be trying to imitate him?
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* In the film: If the team is meant to be completly deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
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* In the film: If the team is meant to be completly deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?Forces?
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abbandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
** I'm just gonna safely assume that US Special Forces are there to make it look like they're "arresting the bad guys" when in reality they're in cahoots with each other. Also the place they were going to, judging by the trailer, seems to have been abbandoned for some reason. Lastly if the operation gets fucked up in some way, then they get to gun the nutjobs down and deny everything about the whole "teamwork" thing.
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* If the team is meant to be completly deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
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* In the film: If the team is meant to be completly deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrison.
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrison.CardboardPrison.
* If the team is meant to be completly deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
* If the team is meant to be completly deniable by the US government if anything would go wrong, why have them travel in clearly government helicopters and be accompanied by US Special Forces?
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrision.
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** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrision.CardboardPrison.
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* If the Suicide Squad is classified, then how can its agents be released after serving their time without the public asking questions?
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* If the Suicide Squad is classified, then how can its agents be released after serving their time without the public asking questions?questions?
** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrision.
** The public in general (and even the superheroes themselves at first) believe that supervillains suddenly going free from Belle Reeve is just a case of CardboardPrision.
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* Releasing Prisoners
** If the Suicide Squad is classified, then how can its agents be released after serving their time without the public asking questions?
** If the Suicide Squad is classified, then how can its agents be released after serving their time without the public asking questions?
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* Releasing Prisoners
**If the Suicide Squad is classified, then how can its agents be released after serving their time without the public asking questions?
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**If the Suicide Squad is classified, then how can its agents be released after serving their time without the public asking questions?
**If the Suicide Squad is classified, then how can its agents be released after serving their time without the public asking questions?
