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During the Great Depression, with so many people in need, did theft and stealing rise or did it remain the same? Why did it go that way?
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Don_Dickle lemmy.world Patnou@lemmy.world
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NOT_RICK lemmy.world NOT_RICK@lemmy.world
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Oh yes, definitely. It’s known as the public enemy era
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Don_Dickle Moderator Patnou@lemmy.world
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NOT_RICK wrote:
Oh yes, definitely. It’s known as the public enemy era

Yea but would your next door neighbor break into your home, or a thief in the neighborhood type crime?
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