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That is perception of crime, not actual crime.
by wolverine876 2y ago
That is perception of crime, not actual crime.
- aantix 2y agoNo. The kids literally aren’t outside. So they have less interaction. They commit less crime.
- wolverine876 2y agoKids playing outside are committing crimes? And they don't commit crimes because they aren't outside - as if that would stop someone from robbing a store?
- aantix 2y agoIt's physically impossible to rob a store if you're at home playing video games. Being at home means they're not at a store. They're mutually exclusive.