Culture is a big part of it. The above post statement only works in a relatively culturally cohesive society (take denmark) but not in sweden (same equality and socialism kpis as denmark but with significantly less integrated subcultures). Yet, there is significantly more violence and crime in sweden. So yes, you can make an economical model all you want to solve crime and violence, you’re just missing one big part of the equation which is culture.
These people have their own culture. They dine *together, drink together, dance together, plan wars and economies together, despite what complicit media tell you. That’s what the skull and bones, Bilderberg, Golden Dawn, 33° conspiracies are. Yes I said conspiracies,notconspiracy theories.
Culture is a big part of it. The above post statement only works in a relatively culturally cohesive society (take denmark) but not in sweden (same equality and socialism kpis as denmark but with significantly less integrated subcultures). Yet, there is significantly more violence and crime in sweden. So yes, you can make an economical model all you want to solve crime and violence, you’re just missing one big part of the equation which is culture.
These people have their own culture. They dine *together, drink together, dance together, plan wars and economies together, despite what complicit media tell you. That’s what the skull and bones, Bilderberg, Golden Dawn, 33° conspiracies are. Yes I said conspiracies, not conspiracy theories.