How is shoving aside in Clark's world sending him feet away. I guess this means handshakes in Clark's world, are turning every bone in your hand to powder then, since he obviously can't control his own strength.
Clark has exhibited so many options in the past. He has knocked out mutiple characters in the past, by merely tapping them on the noggin. Sure, they get up with a headache, but they are no worse for wear. But suddenly, if it's a bad guy, this approach seems to go out the window, the least damage Clark can do, is toss someone thirty feet, into something that kills them, and all he has to say is, my bad.
The bottom line is, Clark not only did something that's illegal in the real world, and morally shady, he did it for no reason, as he's already shown other, less dangerous methods of subduing "normal" people. Curtixs Knox was no threat to Clark, so Clark had no cause, or reason to "kill" him.
Clark has exhibited so many options in the past. He has knocked out mutiple characters in the past, by merely tapping them on the noggin. Sure, they get up with a headache, but they are no worse for wear. But suddenly, if it's a bad guy, this approach seems to go out the window, the least damage Clark can do, is toss someone thirty feet, into something that kills them, and all he has to say is, my bad.
The bottom line is, Clark not only did something that's illegal in the real world, and morally shady, he did it for no reason, as he's already shown other, less dangerous methods of subduing "normal" people. Curtixs Knox was no threat to Clark, so Clark had no cause, or reason to "kill" him.
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