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It could well be that the only difference between the author and the people who "accept" crime is a few months. Is the author going to do anything about the pro
by thenoblesunfish 3y ago
It could well be that the only difference between the author and the people who "accept" crime is a few months. Is the author going to do anything about the problem other than restate it? If not, he might also shrug when someone arrives in town and states what everyone knows.
- aeternum 3y agoWhat I see in SF is not a direct acceptance of crime. Instead the majority seem to believe that locking up criminals is not the best way to deal with crime. Instead there need to be social programs, community service, a focus on rehabilitation and reintegration into society rather than punishment. The intentions are good but unfortunately these policies don't seem to be working. Criminals are quickly realizing there is very little repercussion for certain crimes.