>"People don't break laws 'just because'." Who said they do? And this is the basis of your entire argument? > Behind every crime there is always a smorgasbord

>"People don't break laws 'just because'." Who said they do? And this is the basis of your entire argument? > Behind every crime there is always a smorgasbord of neurological, sociological, economic, etc. reasons - these include white collar crime such as financial fraud [0] Who said that's true behind every crime? You don't think there are crimes that aren't the result of social conditions? What were the social conditions justifying SBF' lies and theft?