Quote by Barry J. Farber

Crime expands according to our willingness to put up with it.

Crime expands according to our willingness to put up with it

Summary

This quote suggests that the amount of crime in a society is influenced by the level of tolerance or acceptance from its members. It implies that crime proliferates when people are willing to contenance it and fail to take action against it. The quote highlights the importance of individuals and communities actively rejecting and addressing criminal behavior. It emphasizes the need for a collective stance against crime, indicating that a lack of willingness to take a stand can inadvertently contribute to the growth of illegal activities.

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