Originally Posted by
alturic
Ok, let me put it this way... what exactly does inserting "because of socioecomonics" mean when discussing crime rates? What I'm curious of is if the "socioeconomics" situation was "better" than what it is now what would that do to the crime rates or blacks and whites? You think it would somehow lower the crime rates significantly? Because again, it's hard for law-abiding citizens to think that somehow, perhaps magically, crime rates would decrease.
It's basically akin to thinking raising minimum wage to $15/hr and literally every single person in the US having a job at that $15/hr would somehow make people live like kings. No, prices would just go up, and the people who make minimum wage would just be back at that same "standard" of living that they are now.