Yes frustrated is the right word.
These are not crimes of need.
ANYONE that brings up old crime stats is being disingenuous. Living standards and poverty hit people way worse in those eras. Those were crimes of NEED. Today a lot of crime is crime of OPPORTUNITY.
The difference.
Imagine the average broke family back in the 80s and 90s having a device like a PS5 or a smartphone in their crib?

Even super broke people have cell phones now. Plus those phones have access to information like food pantries and social services that weren't available back then. Nowadays, a lot of kids do crime for attention and they willingly post it on social media for clout.


expression, or else everyone thought you were "soft" and the "soft" label was basically the kiss of death.
