Submitted by Imaginary_Kangaroo80 t3_11z173k in RhodeIsland
dragoninahat t1_jdazfnp wrote
Reply to comment by greenglasstree in Other states.. by Imaginary_Kangaroo80
Do you know if there's similar rates of income inequality as well? I'm curious if that plays into it.
FourAM t1_jdc8i9x wrote
Yeah I think that “we all collectively get by on very little” vs “I had a nice home and my dickhead landlord priced me out of it because everyone else was doing the same to their tenants” is a big motivating factor in “I turned to crime”
dragoninahat t1_jddmj29 wrote
Yeah, that would be my assumption too. I'm not sure if stats back it up in general. But it makes sense as poor and rich are comparative, looking at 1000 years ago or whatever and what's poor and rich is very different.
greenglasstree t1_jdey2pl wrote
I think it's the income inequality more than poverty.
If it were poverty and low education, you'd see more homicide in Sub-Saharan Africa than Latin America.
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