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Gangsterism is often driven by a combination of socio-economic factors, including poverty, lack of education, and limited job opportunities, which can lead individuals to seek power and financial gain through criminal activities. Additionally, societal influences such as peer pressure, family environment, and exposure to violence can contribute to the allure of gang culture. In some cases, the desire for protection, belonging, and identity within marginalized communities also plays a significant role in the rise of gangsterism.
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How to solve the problem gangsterism?
Kill them
Afrikaans word for gangsterism?
bendebedrywighede
Definotion of gangsterisme?
Gangsterism is the French word meaning gangsterism. Its context is the collective criminal and often violent activities committed by gangsters and unscrupulous profiteers.
What is the meaning of gangsterism?
a member of a gang of violent criminals.
What is gangsterism and its effects?
the biggest Californian gangster is Jimmylyn Chase Dorsey
Why gangsterism in school happen?
because of student's low self esteem
Is gangsterism punishable by law?
Not if it is being committed by an Band Council against Indians.
Isn't the lack of religious and moral value is the factor of gangsterism?
no, it is lack of self esteem
Is gangsterism a criminal act?
Yes, if it involves assualt, vandalism, or violence-- which most gangs do.
Role of police to control gangsterism?
The role of the police is to maintain law and order, gangsters being more associated with organized crime, its up to the police to deter and deal with the issue according to the law. Tattooed Yakuza gangsters from Japan is an example of gangsterism.
Constitutional provision popular in the Midwest and south that encouraged lawbreaking and gangsterism in the big cities?
Prohibition
What factor of gangsterism?
Lack of supervision and attention from parents, and failure to assess accountability for inappropriate behavior.
