- The way capitalism is designed creates crime because selfishness denies people necessities in life
- What is considered a crime is dependent on the country
- Criminal law is not consensual its forced by the ruling class
- Everyone commits crime but the wealthy do not receive punishment for it
- Poverty  created by capitalism creates crime

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Introduction to Criminology Theories, Methods and Criminal Behavior

- Exploitation of the proletariat by the bourgeoisie causes social problems because of the adversial nature of the relaptionship and only when a society ruled by the proleteriat exists will crime and other social problems stop existing

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