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Cars & Coffee Killer
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: State of Failure
Posts: 32,246
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gaijinda,
That's an interesting explanation.
Can I propose that we both might be right? I think what you said explains what people are pre-disposed to joining gangs. What I said explains some of the attraction (easy money, instant respect). Put a willing group of people together with an attractive alternative to their parents' lifestyle and you get gang members.
Maybe the solution would have to be two-fold:
1) Eliminate the ability to fund gangs with drugs, as I stated above.
2) Give the people who are pre-disposed to entering gangs a realistic alternative.
I'm not sure how to accomplish the second thing. Any thoughts gaijinda? I would think any real solution would have to open up access to moving up the social ladder. Maybe a revision of our imigration policy would help? I'm not in favor of welfare--it's my belief this just creates motivation to stay where you are in an economic sense.
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