Causes of Crime

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by finnbow

The list of contributing factors is huge, with plenty of blame to go around. Poverty, drugs, unemployment, guns, lack of opportunity, broken families, racism, overzealous cops, stupid laws, cultural differences ....

Need I go on?

My comments as to the training component is that it is likely less a contributing factor than any of those above, largely based upon my attendance (with eyes barely open) to shitloads of corporate training over a long career from EEO to sexual harassment to security to health & safety to ....

With regard to the Brit's point in Noone's post, I just think it's another example of a European applying their cultural paradigms and perspectives to our culture. They're more prone to do so when it comes to things that are better there, and not for things that aren't. Claiming cultural superiority is common on both sides of the Atlantic.

Back up. You're leaving me guessing at the basic thing I was asking about, while listing contributing factors to it.

When you said 'this problem,' what did you mean exactly?

BTW, just TRY to say awake when they darken the room and have you watch video lectures....