The People's Joker - Unlicensed transgender Joker origin story.

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"The People's" is the operative word here because it does speak to this narcassism that left-leaning online people have that this movie that made a billion dollars wasnt "The People's" Joker
 
The fact that this exists is endlessly amusing to me.

A while back I had the idea for a meme video to make about The Dark Knight where Joker is trans, called T-Joker.

Brainstorming it with a mate of mine, we had some ideas like:
i. T-Joker corrupting Harvey Dent into becoming Troon Face with sissy hypno.
ii. The T-Joker toxin being weaponized estrogen and the T-Joker's laugh being an "AGP chuckle".
iii. T-Joker gunning down the other robbers not for a bigger cut of the score but because they constantly misgender him.
iv. Dubbing the scene with Batman on the Bat Bike charging Joker so that now it's T-Joker saying "Come on... I know you want to... come on... hit on me! Come on! Hit on me! HIT ON ME!"

And the following bit of script:
(Harvey Dent wakes up in the hospital with a neovagina after the fire burned his cock off. Joker arrives and chats with him. Pick up from this point.)
(T-Joker uncuffing Harvey Dent)
T-Joker: You were a straight male. You had girlfriends. And look where that got you!
(Harvey Dent lunges at him. T-Joker subdues him.)
T-Joker: I just did what I did best. I took a man's penis and turned it in on itself.

To hear someone actually made a trans joker film, not as a joke like the above but sincerely, makes me smile lmao.
 
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Remember, if DC doesn't try to quash this legally, they are essentially giving up their rights to the character
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I think they're doing an "Escape from Tomorrow" strategy where they realize engaging in a legal battle with undoubtedly just give the movie more attention than it would get if they just ignore it and let it die. This movie already came and went once without much fanfare beyond the novelty of "Trans joker? What the fuck?", so why bother getting into a lawsuit that will last God knows how long over a movie very few people are going to see and even less are going to remember in a year?
 
And here we go….
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