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[DC] How does Batman justify the idea of Robin?

It's pretty simple to explain child endangerment is bad, and Batman can make no guarantee that he can keep his wards safe, so how does he justify still doing it? Particularly after Jason's death, why does he still think Robin as a concept is still a good idea? Even if they have the "potential to go astray" given their troubled histories, wouldn't it make more sense to keep them by his side as Bruce than Batman?
gpt
Basically, the Robins would have become vigilantes regardless, and without the Bat's training, gotten themselves killed. The Bat saw potential in them, and the ability to protect them from themselves.