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darwinist · Jan 3, 2004, 08:15 am

The basis of this article is material crimes, but i do cover over crimes.

I think the first thing we have to do, is ask ourselves questions.

1) what make a person turn to crime?

2) How do you prevent crime?

3) How do you cure crime?

One

Poverty and Exclusion:-

http://www.unesco.org/most/povhome.htm

Reasons for crime:-

http://www.learn.co.uk/citizenship/onlinel...e/activity2.asp

Boredom:

Youth centres, used to be availbe to the youth. But even when i was an young. They started to close these centres. Now you just have gangs of youths on street corners. Bored, possible that they commit crime. For a dare, peer group pressure.

During my teenage years. There was very little crime. But now teenagers are on the rampage. why?

Well, I suppose there's a range of reasons. It might be that their families do not give them the security and good example they need.

http://www.unfpa.org/6billion/populationis.../generation.htm

Drugs and alcohol seem to figure more in young people's lives - involving more crime

Alcohol, at least in the United Kingdom. Is being more and more associated with anti social behaviour. More gangs, clans and groups. Fighting in the streets.
Football related violence. etc...

Two

Prevention and Cure?

http://www.crimereduction.gov.uk/cp_index.htm

Prevention here, is really protection. Better protection of your propety and/or self. So it is not really prevention. Part of prevention i feel, has to be:-

Less gaps in society.

Less Poverty and Exclusion.

Three

Banned ads:

http://lists.essential.org/pipermail/comme...001/000080.html

Too some degree. The 'finger' has to be pointed at 'marketing'. Should these advertising agents be more controled, as there are in Sweden?

The Strawman arguement

For anyone who wishing to bat this my way:-

http://flag.blackened.net/daver/anarchism/...punishment.html

Naturally the crimes we are talking about are anti-social acts. That is those which offend human feelings and which infringe the right of others to equality in freedom, and not the many actions which the penal code punishes simply because they offend against the privileges of the dominant classes.

But if you reduce the exclued. Then those remaining in the margial area's. Would i feel would be those who suffer from mental illness.

Jan 3, 2004, 08:15 am	#1 (permalink) (top)
darwinist Igneous Magma Location: Netherlands Posts: 200	The basis of this article is material crimes, but i do cover over crimes. I think the first thing we have to do, is ask ourselves questions. 1) what make a person turn to crime? 2) How do you prevent crime? 3) How do you cure crime? One Poverty and Exclusion:- http://www.unesco.org/most/povhome.htm Reasons for crime:- http://www.learn.co.uk/citizenship/onlinel...e/activity2.asp Boredom: Youth centres, used to be availbe to the youth. But even when i was an young. They started to close these centres. Now you just have gangs of youths on street corners. Bored, possible that they commit crime. For a dare, peer group pressure. During my teenage years. There was very little crime. But now teenagers are on the rampage. why? Well, I suppose there's a range of reasons. It might be that their families do not give them the security and good example they need. http://www.unfpa.org/6billion/populationis.../generation.htm Drugs and alcohol seem to figure more in young people's lives - involving more crime Alcohol, at least in the United Kingdom. Is being more and more associated with anti social behaviour. More gangs, clans and groups. Fighting in the streets. Football related violence. etc... Two Prevention and Cure? http://www.crimereduction.gov.uk/cp_index.htm Prevention here, is really protection. Better protection of your propety and/or self. So it is not really prevention. Part of prevention i feel, has to be:- Less gaps in society. Less Poverty and Exclusion. Three Banned ads: http://lists.essential.org/pipermail/comme...001/000080.html Too some degree. The 'finger' has to be pointed at 'marketing'. Should these advertising agents be more controled, as there are in Sweden? The Strawman arguement For anyone who wishing to bat this my way:- http://flag.blackened.net/daver/anarchism/...punishment.html Naturally the crimes we are talking about are anti-social acts. That is those which offend human feelings and which infringe the right of others to equality in freedom, and not the many actions which the penal code punishes simply because they offend against the privileges of the dominant classes. But if you reduce the exclued. Then those remaining in the margial area's. Would i feel would be those who suffer from mental illness. What goes 'up', must come 'down', unless it goes around and round.