The Causes Of Crime
By Investigating Journalist Jon Rappoport
January 19, 2011
NewsWithViews.com

For decades now, the left has hammered home the premise that criminals are shaped by their past, and extenuating circumstances are legion.

"We can't be too harsh on this murderer. After all, he wasn't breast fed, his father left home when he was three, his mother verbally abused him, and his teachers didn't realize he had talent as an artist."

Defense lawyers make their living on this kind of approach.

Therefore, the causes of crime become submerged under a welter of sympathetic rhetoric.

Then, on television, we are treated to numerous stories of people who grew up under very trying circumstances, had "brushes with the law," and finally straightened out their lives. Tales of heroism.

What about stories that recount long recovery from gunshot wounds inflicted during robberies? Do we see those documentary segments?

No, that's politically incorrect. The criminal is the real victim.

It all comes down to this. Either a criminal is responsible for what he did, or he isn't. Period. You can't work your way around it, unless you're writing fiction.

The complete article is available at:
http://www.newswithviews.com/Rappoport/jon133.htm
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