I'm not judging -- I'm stating facts. Also, I was hoping to hint at that policing crime isn't the same as criminalizing being poor. It's possible to be flat out broke and not commit crimes.
Having grown up in a town where the high school graduation rate was below 80%, I can assure you that it's not unfair to expect people from low-income families to know the consequences of their actions.
This is pretty far from my statement of not excusing or ignoring crimes committed by those in poverty, especially violent crimes.
Having grown up in a town where the high school graduation rate was below 80%, I can assure you that it's not unfair to expect people from low-income families to know the consequences of their actions.
This is pretty far from my statement of not excusing or ignoring crimes committed by those in poverty, especially violent crimes.
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