>"what society is actually losing is a person truly partaking in the rest of society in a productive or positive way." I must beg the question, if nothing is b

>"what society is actually losing is a person truly partaking in the rest of society in a productive or positive way." I must beg the question, if nothing is being done to address this person's asocial behavior, how on Earth will they become a productive and positive member of society? Many of these people have learned they can get more of what they want by breaking the law than by living within it. People like me who are gainfully employed, pay taxes, and don't steal look at the lawlessness and genuinely start to wonder why we even bother upholding the social contract when there seems to be no interest in applying it anymore.