Good thing Detroit didn't have anything better to spend their money on than a statue venerating a private military contractor being used as a police officer in their city after their fictional government was overthrown by a fictional corporation. I see no way that this could in any way be a bad thing to venerate...
Donaldbain
On this spot in 2043 Robocop shot that dude in the dick.
andexer
Robocop, holding his banana unit majestically
RedCamaro
Potassium Chloride, you're coming with me.
UnitConversionBot
1 banana ≈ 18 centimeters or 7 inches
Ilikestyx
ROBO WANTS AN OREO! https://youtu.be/BEhXAtFgNrk
JBRPong
Angry ED-209 noises
JarJarDrinks
Nees to be in Dallas where it was filmed.
ClutterMonkey
You down with OCP? Yeah, you know me. https://media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJlbXVlc2xmZXZ4Z3VxbXUzZGh5eDhpdmE5aTM4YzZnMzM3MWVheXNhcyZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/QAyjPLqflqGQw/200w.mp4
GenXHippie
blaghart
Good thing Detroit didn't have anything better to spend their money on than a statue venerating a private military contractor being used as a police officer in their city after their fictional government was overthrown by a fictional corporation. I see no way that this could in any way be a bad thing to venerate...
mrpotatodick
IIRC it was mostly crowdfunded
blaghart
the crowdfunding was only for the construction of the statue. Detroit spent its money on site selection, installation, and maintenance.
blaghart
Further illustrating my point: Half the crowdfunding came from (no joke) the CEO and founder of OMNI CONSUMER FUCKING PRODUCTS