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[DC Cinematic] What is the difference between Deathstroke and Batman?

The latest portrayal of Batman shows a more violent incarnation than we have seen in the past (in film). This is a Batman who has no problem with using firearms or lethal force against even the lowest thugs.

Seeing as Deathstroke is the villain in the upcoming Batman film, I pose the question: What is the difference between this Batman and Deathstroke? 

From what I know, usually the key difference would be Batman's "one rule". 
Deathstroke fights to kill, Batman fights to subdue. This isn't a factor anymore, so what's the difference?
gpt
Slade Wilson is a warrior. Warriors gain respect through war. The most respected warrior is the most valuable warrior. The most valuable warrior is expensive. Deathstroke doesn't want your money, he wants your respect. Hell he doesn't even want that, he already commands it, he wants everyone to know what he's worth. 


Also Batfleck doesn't fight to kill, he just doesn't care if he happens to.