I mean two of those are pretty clearly regulation issues. Maybe if the city’s Regulatory Agencies weren’t so strapped for cash they’d be more able to address pollution and water safety issues.
See point 5.
It’s amazing have Bruce Wayne doesn’t use his philanthropy to build one, almost like he likes them being crazy so he has someone to beat up.
A massive mafia presence (which is true for every city in the US, only the mafia lobbies the state reps) is something that can also be managed better with a more robust public works project by the government. We don’t even have to beat them up, just seize their assets when they’re caught doing crime.
Sadly, actual solutions to real world problems are not as exciting as a flying man who punches things.
See point 5.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Enterprises#Wayne_Foundation
Your link did not address what I said so I’m not sure why you sent it to me. As for the fifth point no I don’t think that addresses it.
A massive mafia presence (which is true for every city in the US, only the mafia lobbies the state reps) is something that can also be managed better with a more robust public works project by the government. We don’t even have to beat them up, just seize their assets when they’re caught doing crime.
Sadly, actual solutions to real world problems are not as exciting as a flying man who punches things.