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Risk factors for criminal behavior include family and upbringing issues (e.g., abuse, neglect, dysfunctional families), environmental challenges (e.g., poverty, neighborhood disadvantage), individual psychological traits (e.g., impulsivity, low self-control, antisocial tendencies), social factors (e.g., delinquent peer groups, negative attitudes), and substance abuse. These factors interact and can also include biological predispositions, low educational attainment, and poor employment opportunities.
- Google AI

Sure, if things like poverty, neighborhood disadvantage, delinquent peer groups, low educational attainment, and poor employment opportunities are not compounded in many urban environments.

So you believe the FOO when he said that kids born in urban sectors (blacks, hispanics) are born to be criminals. You're as racist and stupid as he is.

If only you could read simple English, illiterate shitbag.