times are hard, and many people might consider turning to crime in order to provide a livelihood for themselves.I was thinking we should start teaching criminal behavior in school because let's face it, most of us want to start robing and stealing but just don't know how to go about it.If we start teaching stealthy five finger discount techniques along with proper tactical store and bank incursions,this would make the transition to the criminal lifestyle more smooth.Also it's important not to get caught by law enforcement, so it is imperative that we also cover escape and evasion strategies, such as performing a stick up robbery and blending into to crowd or escaping trough strategical routes.Also firearms and explosives training is a must, in order to defend ourselves from law enforcement but also to carry out the incursions.

we could teach these in our schools but it would completely be up to the students if they decide to choose this as their career path.This will save them from self incriminating themselves.Just a theory.

whoops too late to change that now

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It's a discussion honey,your point is irrelevant on whether it would happen or not.Besides,it doesn't matter how you were brought up, certain circumstances can be pivotal in a person's life.This is especially true under hard economic times.Of course, this does not mean that these actions would be incorporated in the school curriculum.It's just a theory,a fantasy if you will.

what do you mean brought up poorly?I see it as some people being more privileged than others,nobody chooses the environment they're born into.furthermore, I don't believe that rich people are inherently exempt from criminal behavior.They might just have different methods of doing so,such as fraud,scamming or political scandals.

lol I'll guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.