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> most people who might engage in black market activities are not the same people who are at risk of dying from the virus. That is a very bold claim. Do you
by landryraccoon 7y ago
> most people who might engage in black market activities are not the same people who are at risk of dying from the virus.
That is a very bold claim.
Do you have data on the age distribution and comorbidities of criminals vs the general population? I find the claim that on average criminals will be both younger and healthier than the general population to be quite dubious. At the very least, I'd expect you to be able to show some evidence of this claim.
- DuskStar 7y agoAnd here I thought that it was Common Knowledge that gang members were young and stupid. Looking at this .gov site I just found [0], it appears that 30-60% of gang members are under 18, and I imagine the remainder isn't going to be over 30. So maybe criminals in general wouldn't be younger and healthier, but there's a really strong chance that gang members are - and it would likely be gangs running black markets anyways. 0: https://www.nationalgangcenter.gov/survey-analysis/demographics https://www.nationalgangcenter.gov/survey-analysis/demograph...