Batman is educational

i am fascinated by human beings. they are the most colourful, whimsical and puzzling creature on this planet. even after 15 years of close communication, i still grapple to understand the complexities that are forever confusing me.
For example, i have learnt that humans never do anything for a single motive. there will always be a hidden agenda at the back of their minds, whether they are good or bad. Furthermore, i have become increasedly aware that most people do not even know of their less-than-transparent motives for doing things. Thus, i can conclude that not all good people have a good inside (or whatever it is that triggers such motives) and not all bad people have a bad inside. i think i am using a logical fallacy called circular reasoning.
Furthermore, i have realised that, contrary to the old saying "the leapord can not change his spots", bad people can turn good, and good people bad. Most people ahve already figured that out, but most of us chuck that valuable knowledge aside, when dealing with "bad" people.
If i bore those two revelations in mind all the time, i wouldn't judge people at all. Because firstly, they may not really be bad, but may be good people who are misguided or feel threatened into putting up a facade. Secondly, because one can notpossibly forsee the future where one might actually become like the person we have judged, or where the person we have judged changed to become some wonderful person. So when Christ said "judge not less ye be judged", he was kinda warning us of falling into the trap of our mouths, rite? He didn't want us to be judged on judgement day, as hypocrites on to of all the other awful things we have done in our lives.
this is proof that Batman is actually an educational show and therefore i can watch it. But seriously, Batman returns is kinda boring, because the dialogue is so very lame and kiddish.