I've seen it happen too and it's not a C# problem. To attribute a social problem to a programming language seems odd. A general rule is you made modifications

I've seen it happen too and it's not a C# problem. To attribute a social problem to a programming language seems odd. A general rule is you made modifications to a codebase the same style / technology as the original codebase. I've seen bad developers not do this and it certainly turns into a mess.