Jonathan & Jordan end up in an argument about Jordan’s help with the fire

[@ericle5366]

Lois got mad at Jordan about rescuing someone from a burning building on season 2. And now his brother got mad at him for getting him in trouble.

[@RavianxReacts]

@@kingpatrick7730umm hello batfamily

[@RavianxReacts]

Jordan was confused at why jon was yelling at him literally fuck around and find out

[@saritaschaffter2133]

What Jonathan said about finding ice inside the store, my mind flashbacked to the time where Jordan saved Dennis’s store from being robbed. May not be connected.

[@sinceredtb3227]

It isn’t that time it’s the time when Clark was gone and Jordan saved Kyle from a fire

[@Jordan-hl6nw]

0:48-0:49-0:56-1:00 JORDAN KENT SUCH JERK JEALOUS HE TREAT EVERYONE LIKE THEY BAD GUYS BUT HE IS

[@thescream18]

This comment makes no sense. Besides Jon is the one being a jerk here. Jordan did the right thing by saving that person and he didn't deserve to be yelled at.

[@ventustbb3229]

@@thescream18 You can do something good & still be in the wrong. And even if you think Jon was being a jerk what Jordan said to him was quite telling about his character. Jon felt left out so he wanted to help somehow & Jordan still treated him like crap. I see you’re running defense for him though. So of course you’ll defend Jordan’s behavior & say Jon is in the wrong.

[@bananawithaknife]

@@ventustbb3229 They're both wrong. Jon has no right to complain about Jordan saving a life (Jon literally can just say that Superman/Superboy was the one that saved the victim to absolve himself from the scolding) but Jordan's response of downsizing Jon's training is also uncalled for. At the end of the day, these were two kids who felt their efforts of helping was not being appreciated. Let's just say, at this point both of them still have a long way to go before they can take up the mantle of their father.

[@hayleyb988]

Kyle and his fire fighters of knowing Jordan's secret.

[@charlenewalker126]

What

[@BlackStar-gv1wl]

Jordan was in the wrong here btw no ways about it

[@supershadowgod123supershad4]

How

[@RavianxReacts]

Jordan is in the right

[@ajx9877]

No I mean not really, there’s some stuff that honestly needs to be kept specifically to firefighter. I know he was trying to help and all, but he also hurt his and got his brother into trouble. And even Clark said no to do too much without him.

[@RavianxReacts]

@@ajx9877 say that Superman Batman and the whole justice league who helps with small fires even the yj and tt do it and they are younger the Jordan

[@RavianxReacts]

@@ajx9877 and that was before Lois put Clark straight

[@sinceredtb3227]

@@ajx9877 it’s a fire not a skyscraper plus Jordan is damn nearly invincible already there aren’t many things that can actually hurt him maybe if Jonathan would’ve idk stayed where he was told to stay he wouldn’t have had that problem.

[@ajx9877]

@@sinceredtb3227 Jordan was the one who told him to come over there you do know that right, Jon was just trying to help a citizen, Jordan also wasn’t supposed to go out without Clark. They really did not need his help. They could’ve put out the fire just fine.