Why Do People become CRIMINALS? Psychiatrist explains

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

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[@RCohle452]

What about non violent crime like fraud, cybercrime etc. These offenders often have different profiles to violent criminals like rapists murderers and armed robbers.

[@simon1593]

Crimes is both a career choice and a choice based on desperation through many different reasons only thing it boils down to is money’ social status is the same as so called honest people I say it that way because no one will ever admit to things they’ve gotten away with especially politicians or people in religion. Money and power are the key’s to success incidentally money = power

[@PeterBornAgain]

I was a drug dealer was 20 years from 02' to 2022 it was dark and evil but a very easy life aside from the anxiety that plagues you when there is murder plots and schemes for your life. Be happy, live normally, and don't obsess over money.

[@Little_Italy768]

Any times where things got heavy and people tried to hit a lick? In person or burglary? Did you keep a safe? I can only imagine the paranoia aspect from getting pulled over from something as simple as the speed limit to dealing with jack boys that just want to take it.

[@PeterBornAgain]

​@@Little_Italy768 Nobody ever tried to jack me but I know of many people who've been robbed for their dope, money, and jewelry, held hostage at gunpoint, kidnapped, extorted, and even murdered. I also know the ones who went out and did these things I always turned a blind eye to it if it didn't involve me I didn't care I only cared about the money however I got wrapped up quickly in the lifestyle all the girls that were always around the partying that never stopped I am very fortunate I am not a drinker or drug user all though I did end up gambling and losing a lot of money well into the millions. I didn't participate in any licks or jack moves to me all of that was considered bad business and unnecessary I tried to stay neutral with as many people as I could so I could continue to make money and avoid death and prison. Yeah, the paranoia and anxiety were real, I still suffer from it to this day after getting raided by the feds looking for guns and drugs. In no way am I boasting or condoning this lifestyle at the end of the day it is not worth it mostly everybody I know is either dead, serving life, or living as a junkie/alcoholic with no purpose.

[@octanesweat7065]

I’m surprised we haven’t met because i became addicted to meth in 2019

[@benniemorris4872]

Monday April 10th, 2023 My friend told me about this crime back in September of 2015. He told me depending on the state, throwing grass clippings in the trash can is considered a "CRIME". These are the 23 states where throwing grass clippings in the trash can is considered a crime. 1: Arkansas 2: Connecticut 3: Delaware 4: Florida 5: Georgia 6: Illinois 7: Indiana 8: Iowa 9: Maryland 10: Massachusetts 11: Michigan 12: Minnesota 13: Nebraska(April-November) 14: New Hampshire 15: New Jersey 16: New York 17: North Carolina 18: Ohio 19: South Carolina 20: South Dakota 21: Vermont 22: West Virginia 23: Wisconsin

[@GoddestPitcher]

(FACTS OVA FEELINGS). Nobody Commits Crimes unless they feel Disconnected from whomever they're committing the crime against

[@itsSkywalk]

Hi Dr Das! M1 here from the US and I'm thinking about pursuing psychiatry, and heavily leaning towards forensics. I appreciate your insightful videos.

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

It's a pleasure, M1. Please spread the love and tell your friends. By the way, we have a motorway in England named after you.

[@criminologysociety]

It is posited that individuals engage in criminal behavior due to the presence of individualized interests and a fundamental motivation for personal gain. Crimes, regardless of their nature, are often motivated by personal interests, such as the satisfaction derived from eliminating an unfaithful spouse, eliminating an adversary, or gaining financial benefits through the act of killing, robbing a bank or mugging someone on the street. There exists a significant skepticism over the likelihood of criminals engaging in actions devoid of personal incentives. The question at hand pertains to the hypothetical scenario in which it becomes possible to diminish the inclination towards personal gain and satisfaction that individuals may experience in relation to the perpetration of criminal activities. The inquiry at hand is of significant value, necessitating a definitive resolution that remains elusive at present.

[@zackerybartlett8050]

You said the same thing three different times with a whole bunch of words lol. The words "sound" intelligent but man 😂

[@analogprotocol]

@@zackerybartlett8050 At least I have an educated opinion on the matter. What have you? Nothing at all. So who's more intelligent? Man!

[@Trialsfan100]

You’re absolutely right, spot on with this.

[@tonyburton419]

A helpful but brief summation of the main theories. Perhaps much crime is multi-factorial? A combination of all those you mentioned. What about white-collar crime...many of these folks are from "privileged" backgrounds? ,

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

Absolutely. I think crime is multifactorial. I think white-collar crime is a mixture of opportunity -- people getting away with increasingly bold bits of fraud, and also an inherent lack of ethics. But you're right - these are different types of criminogenic processes.

[@HoorizonSniping]

No mention of poverty or extreme income-inequality as a factor?

[@urbanwarchief]

Or ridiculous expectations in resumes and society.

[@azami123]

Yes I was thinking that if you can't afford food

[@VilyaGustavsson-xv7ib]

Can you talk about how SNRI/SSRI are, in some People The reason for commit murder ?

[@iamnotaconcept]

i luv u 2 das keep em comin!!

[@APsychForSoreMinds]

love you too. i will!

[@banquorebuechett9914]

And there's arsehole theory. Most offenders are of this type and they should not be tolerated.

[@mariissa-zf5ty]

i see some people who become criminals while they have a good home environment but 1 parent died and they use this as an excuse for their anti social behavior. its like they bended already are they mentally weak? i have a parent that died my dad could care less about me yet i never seekt out criminal things because i don't want to fuck up my life even further.

[@BenMoore-d1w]

Nature nurture accommodations

[@roberttalada5196]

I hear loads of pseudoscience……

[@annaponting7693]

:)

[@00smash69]

This video is completly wrong I have a bad life and i was very poor then i start asking people for help with sum money and i build a popcorn machine and i keept working tell i got lots of money now i have better life than before