Former Paralegal at Ascent Law (2018–2021)
I have an opinion as to why there is so much crime.
I’m not certain that the opinion I hold is true, so I’m open to more information and research. I also think that there are many reasons that crime exists, so there isn’t just 1 reason.
I personally believe that the decline of the traditional family structure is a contributing factor to increased crime rates. With that being said, it is crucial to acknowledge that crime cannot be solely attributed to this single factor. Also, societal changes and trends evolve over time, making it challenging to pinpoint any one cause as definitive.
The traditional family structure typically refers to a household comprised of married parents raising children together. It is argued by some researchers and social commentators that a decline in this structure may lead to negative outcomes, including higher crime rates. They suggest that the stability, support, and positive values often associated with traditional families can help prevent criminal behavior. However, it is essential to consider alternative perspectives and factors that influence crime rates.
Crime is influenced by a wide range of interconnected factors such as socioeconomic conditions, educational opportunities, substance abuse, mental health issues, community dynamics, and systemic inequalities. These factors can contribute to a higher likelihood of criminal activity regardless of family structure. Additionally, it is worth noting that crime rates can vary across different regions and societies with varying levels of family structure diversity.
If you are thinking of doing something to prevent crime — teach good moral values and live them.
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk :-)
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Jeremy Eveland
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