HaShev
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University of Chester in the UK is the only school I know of that has course studies on theories and criminal study of theologies.
But, has anyone ever done a criminal study on high crime rates being caused by
less discussed factors like Folk Ways of region or community or ways of a Race within the community, or are they just focused on the standard excuse of financial stress related in
depressed areas? What if it's the common religious ideology of a race in that community and not all of the above?
This is really how you find a source of a problem in order to fix it.
Example; Folk ways will influence the concept of gangs being the normal way of folks in a region. Gangs might be necessary to survive the violent streets as protection by numbers=groups, however it's circular reasoning, because it's the gang mentality and system you need protection from in the first place.
But what about the gathering gangs, in a neighborhood, does the criminal activity change by race or religion? In other words
is a Jewish gang comitting crimes or are they doing mitzvahs like the guardian angels would do as a good gang? What about Christian gangs, compared to Buddhist or Islamic gangs we might find in Europe, but not the U.S. that I know of?
Does the religion of a race or culture command the higher crime rates or does the culture (folk ways) or financial stress?
Isn't finding the root causes out essential in solving our major city's high crime rates?
Studying why non Christian neighborhoods are less criminally inclined then Christian neighborhoods would most certainly help find where certain ideology and crutches fails society. You can see this in Jails themselves, the primary resident sporting cross tatoos necklaces and earings, it's not race, it's theology seemingly shaping the criminal behavior and that theology is shared within a race of people.
Surely a Spanish Jew/Muslim/Hindu/Buddhist, Black Jew/Muslim/Hindu/Buddhist, Asian Jew/Muslim/Hindu/Buddhist
is less likely to lower their strict morality code or risk cause and affect by comitting a crime then
a Latin Catholic, Black Baptist, Asian Protestant, so therefore we have evidence that ideology is one of the major causes of skewed morality and other factors add to it's intensity and percentages (higher crime rates).
But, has anyone ever done a criminal study on high crime rates being caused by
less discussed factors like Folk Ways of region or community or ways of a Race within the community, or are they just focused on the standard excuse of financial stress related in
depressed areas? What if it's the common religious ideology of a race in that community and not all of the above?
This is really how you find a source of a problem in order to fix it.
Example; Folk ways will influence the concept of gangs being the normal way of folks in a region. Gangs might be necessary to survive the violent streets as protection by numbers=groups, however it's circular reasoning, because it's the gang mentality and system you need protection from in the first place.
But what about the gathering gangs, in a neighborhood, does the criminal activity change by race or religion? In other words
is a Jewish gang comitting crimes or are they doing mitzvahs like the guardian angels would do as a good gang? What about Christian gangs, compared to Buddhist or Islamic gangs we might find in Europe, but not the U.S. that I know of?
Does the religion of a race or culture command the higher crime rates or does the culture (folk ways) or financial stress?
Isn't finding the root causes out essential in solving our major city's high crime rates?
Studying why non Christian neighborhoods are less criminally inclined then Christian neighborhoods would most certainly help find where certain ideology and crutches fails society. You can see this in Jails themselves, the primary resident sporting cross tatoos necklaces and earings, it's not race, it's theology seemingly shaping the criminal behavior and that theology is shared within a race of people.
Surely a Spanish Jew/Muslim/Hindu/Buddhist, Black Jew/Muslim/Hindu/Buddhist, Asian Jew/Muslim/Hindu/Buddhist
is less likely to lower their strict morality code or risk cause and affect by comitting a crime then
a Latin Catholic, Black Baptist, Asian Protestant, so therefore we have evidence that ideology is one of the major causes of skewed morality and other factors add to it's intensity and percentages (higher crime rates).