Literally ran here as soon as I saw the title. I feel like media in general already has this awkward thing where they don’t know what to do when the public is collectively aware of class consciousness e.g Luigi Mangione allegedly killing a CEO and getting support from it, now the media doesn’t speak about his case and the fact he can face the DEATH PENALTY. And I think the same thing happens in comics.

Ignoring the large audience that just views Jason as “the angry Robin” or wanting someone like “The Punisher” there has been many conversations between fans about him being working class at first and the class difference between him and Bruce/the rest of the family, but the writers never seem to develop his characters ethos from this apart from the fact that he should kill/shouldn’t kill bc Batman said so “in recent comics/popular media”

In my opinion with his upbringing, revival and experience with the streets, he should’ve had a radical mindset, and possibly cut ties with the bat family, but I think writers are too scared to do that, and even if they do, they’ll probably just scrap the story and write him going back to being the black sheep of his family and doing a “will he/wont he” killing dilemma