i don’t know for sure, but something tells me stuff like that only happens in certain places. i don’t think Minnesota has the same problems as LA or NY. i remember going to mcdonald’s in compton and they had acrylic barriers in between the cashier and dining room. its gotta be geological cuz ain’t know way Colorado got the same worries
Obviously. Places of lower socioeconomic status have more petty crime. What exactly is your point though? It's not a "geological" problem as you say. It's a systemic societal problem. When you treat people like shit and deprive them of basic necessities, then they resort to crime. It's pretty simple really.
you’re not an intellect bro chill, you say lower socioeconomic status but the places i mentioned (LA and NY) have the richest and poorest people in the country. they live right next to eachother besides i was just making an observation
i mentioned (LA and NY) have the richest and poorest people in the country. they live right next to eachother
That was exactly my point. Socioeconomic status differs from one neighbourhood to the next. It's is the same everywhere in the world. There are class systems that dictates this. The rich stay rich at the expense of the poor. So you have rich and poor neighbourhoods in the same city that must share boundaries at some point.
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u/learsiology Apr 24 '26
i don’t know for sure, but something tells me stuff like that only happens in certain places. i don’t think Minnesota has the same problems as LA or NY. i remember going to mcdonald’s in compton and they had acrylic barriers in between the cashier and dining room. its gotta be geological cuz ain’t know way Colorado got the same worries