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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[Robocop (1987)/Batman] How effective would the Dark Knight have been in combating crime in Old Detroit if he had been based there prior to the creation of Robocop. What about during the period of time after he went online?
gpt
I don't think either Batman or Robocop are equipped to fix the underlying problems with OCP's Detroit. This isn't a city that's drowning, it's a city that's being actively shoved underwater by big-money interests with a massive stake in watching it die. And unlike the League of Shadows, not only does OCP get to act like this in full view of the public, but gets to write it off on their taxes as they do. Crooks like Boddicker aren't the disease, they're just the symptom of the real disease, OCP's "Delta City" project.

In this case, Batman isn't the hero the city wants or needs. Bruce Wayne is. The various branches of the Wayne empire are much better equipped to fight OCP on even ground, both to obstruct the progress on the Delta City program and to help relieve the conditions on the ground that made Delta City seem like a good idea in the first place. Among other things, Wayne Enterprises could block the privitization of the Detroit Police and it's following willful mismanagement, or even buy out the Police themselves; even if they don't lend their resources to the cops, just running the police without ulterior motives would be infinitely better than how OCP treats it.