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I suspect this type of crime is more the realm of opportunists rather than hard-core criminals who would exact revenge. One could argue that so called 'hard-co
by dvtrn 8y ago
I suspect this type of crime is more the realm of opportunists rather than hard-core criminals who would exact revenge.
One could argue that so called 'hard-core' criminals were once and in some cases still are opportunists, even if the outcomes of their crimes might or might not be more severe than stealing an Amazon package from someone's door step.
That aside though, I'm curious:
What makes you think an opportunist who clearly has the time and means to swipe packages from someone's door while they're at work wouldn't take similar time and opportunity to conduct other forms of petty deviance like vandalizing the car of someone who blasted them with glitter? They clearly have no qualm or compunction with theft, is avenge-fueled-vandalism that far up the logic latter to next steps?