Some teenager in Seattle killed a man. ....for a cell phone and complained afterwards that the phone he killed the guy for was too cheap. ...
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Thats just KRAZY. NYC has a HUGE problem with Cellphone/Smartphone thefts as well, not sure I've read about anyone getting killed though.
You should read news feeds regularly, it will make your hair stand up on the back of your neck. This is a crazy world. I am stunned every day by some of the articles I read. There is good in the world, of course, but the crazies are what make the news. Look beyond the headlines, unbelievable stuff.
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I really don't think it is any worse now than in the past, we just live in an ultra connected world now, and unfortunately, bad news = high rantings
It's not surprising that theft has become such a problem.
I'm almost surprised the gap isn't larger, but though I agree that the degree of inequality is outrageous, I'm far from convinced that's to blame for theft. Rich people steal all the time; they just typically don't do it with a gun on the street. I'm not going to get into a longer discussion about it though, because that's going to take us waaaaay off-topic.And getting to be a bigger problem everyday because of the absurd growth of income and wealth inequality:
the 85 richest people in the world today own more than the 3,5 billion poorest people of the planet combined.
I'm almost surprised the gap isn't larger, but though I agree that the degree of inequality is outrageous, I'm far from convinced that's to blame for theft. Rich people steal all the time; they just typically don't do it with a gun on the street. I'm not going to get into a longer discussion about it though, because that's going to take us waaaaay off-topic.
You mean guys like Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Jeff Bezos, Pierre Omidyar, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeffrey Skoll, Jerry Yang...Theft is not the result of inequality.
But inequality is the result of theft.
By the kleptoplutocracy.
The world's 1.500 multi-billionaires.