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>All crime is a consequence of deep-rooted personal issues That is a blanket statement. Yes, i agree with the most crime being like this, and especially almost
by anovikov 6y ago
>All crime is a consequence of deep-rooted personal issues
That is a blanket statement. Yes, i agree with the most crime being like this, and especially almost all or maybe all violent crime, but quite some crime is completely rational. I would commit a crime if it provided a clear benefit outweighing the risks, it's OK to do - it's government's job to organise laws and enforcement system in a way the set of "rational" committable crimes is minimised.
- saiya-jin 6y ago> I would commit a crime if it provided a clear benefit outweighing the risks, it's OK to do Whoa, that's not OK in any meaningful way and I presume you meant it differently compared to how it came out. There are plenty of situations where nobody sees you yet I presume you don't murder folks for 50$ in their wallets, ie somewhere high on the mountain. Its called being sane moral person, pretty low bar for existence in society.
- inglor_cz 6y agoNot the OP, but "crime" covers a lot of things and there are victimless crimes out there. Is it immoral to grow and smoke weed in prohibionist parts of the USA? Is it immoral to have out-of-marriage sex in Saudi Arabia?