Crimes are heinous act, but also it is true that by the crimes some unknown company becomes well known. The name of companies appears in news, newspaper for free and repeatedly. This is the only positive side in the negative incidents.
Crime is a social construct. We can not tolerate the thought that a lion or a bear or a mouse is capable of committing a crime, their actions are merely those which nature enables it to take. And yet we see lions "steal" carcasses from other lions. We see some animals eat their own young, murder and cannibalism. We see prostitution amongst the great apes. We still do not consider these crimes. So what is crime really?
We have the term 'state crime', but we usually don't say 'crime' if the crimes were sponsored by the state. Only after the state was demolished by war, etc., someone who pursued merely state order is likely to be indicted as criminals. War crime is a very good example. We see prostitution amongst the great apes.Do you mean humans?
Crime is a social construct. We can not tolerate the thought that a lion or a bear or a mouse is capable of committing a crime, their actions are merely those which nature enables it to take. And yet we see lions "steal" carcasses from other lions. We see some animals eat their own young, murder and cannibalism. We see prostitution amongst the great apes. We still do not consider these crimes. So what is crime really?
ReplyDeleteWe have the term 'state crime', but we usually don't say 'crime' if the crimes were sponsored by the state. Only after the state was demolished by war, etc., someone who pursued merely state order is likely to be indicted as criminals. War crime is a very good example. We see prostitution amongst the great apes.Do you mean humans?
ReplyDeleteNo, chimps and apes.
ReplyDeleteOh, that convicts me that current humans be categorised as primates as a whole that practised the similar behavioural pattern after humans evolved.
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