What do you think can be done about the crime situation in America? Where would you begin to solve our problems? This is a very
big question, but we would like you to give it serious thought. What do you think are the most important places to begin battling this tremendous problem?
<em>I think that we should find better ways to protect what is considered valuable. In America one of the things that we do is take things for granted, including our safety. We should be focusing on implementing more direct laws. We think that certain things are small and petty crimes, but no matter what anyone says, any crime will involve someone's life getting put on the line. We as Americans should realize that we are actually somewhat lenient with what is said to be a punishment for a crime. We take things as petty or important but both are the causes for the most influential motives in the country. Some people know that they can get away with "petty crimes" and that if they get caught there will only be so much of a punishment for them to worry about. If we become more strict with the punishments that we give for crimes then likely the amount of crime we have here in America will go down. Also we should be doing a better job of protecting America itself from OTHER nations by finding somewhat smarter ways to be both friendly with other nations and strict with out policies. We need to start focusing on the largest cities because that's where the main problem is.</em>
I think something that can be done about the crime situation in America is to help more people get jobs and to get better mental help for those who need it because so many do the things they aredoing because they don't understand because of mental illness or because they just need some way to survive so they steal and so now there are some crimes that are unfrgivable but most tht happen could be prevented. The most important places to begin battaling these problems would be in large cities suh as detroit chicago and so on and even in rural areas.
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