Humanization of villains p.2 - Who does society prefer? The Joker or Arthur?

Does society prefer Arthur or the Joker? This seems like a very simple question to answer, after all, who would rationally want a contradictory psychopath? Answer me! In the first Joker movie, the character's controlled medication was cut off and so the situation for him got even worse; since it is easier to cover up the existence of crazy people than to take care of them! You see, I understand this clearly when, as an elementary school teacher, I come across children with special needs who have their rights denied, without their monitors or continuous medication, and their parents need to demand an acquired right in court. Therefore, I would like to mention that 8 years ago I had to go to court to demand my acquired right, after coming first in the competition for a single position. Thus, the film is a mixture of fantasy and reality, as the film makes it clear that the Joker represents utopia, that is, Arthur's ideal, an escape from reality to an alternative universe, since when in the first film he reached extreme attitudes and got rid of the people who oppressed him, in the second, when he finally denies the existence of the Joker, doing exactly what society wants, by being an equalizer in the voice of the prosecutor, in his trial, he ends up being rejected by everyone and finally deleted from the system, when he receives the death penalty in the trial, and thus the execution in prison, where someone who represents the Joker's shadow ends Arthur's life and possesses him, as if he were a possession of the Joker, when Arthur leaves the scene. In view of this, it is answered that society prefers Arthur's submission, but in fact it formed the joker, the idea of ​​opposition and breaking the rules, and in the deck it ends up being one of the most important cards, which makes explicit the saturation of society in the face of the system's disregard for people who have special needs, since the jury did with Arthur exactly what society wanted, but within the system, many other Jokers will be born, while the system fails, and does not learn to treat people with special needs, or mental disorders. In this regard, it is important to mention that the Joker is the tip of the iceberg, since people began to put themselves in the Joker's shoes, but at no point did they put themselves in Arthur's shoes, since Arthur is the shadow, or the sane part of the Joker, since with each unfolding of the film this becomes even more explicit, since it is explicit in the film that society will always turn its back on you, when your behavior is not ideal, because the crazy person bothers, causes nausea and rejection, they ended the sanatoriums in Brazil, since the real world became a sanatorium every time the government prefers to show off on social media, instead of taking care of its patients, that is, diseases even those invisible to the naked eye, although in many cases, it is easier to say, blindfolded, since differences or special needs are as much on display as blood in front of Luminol, people just prefer to blindfold themselves in front of everything that does not fit the standard.