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The majority of criminals, let's call it
99% of criminals are not evil people.
They're not
like evil is a random act of violence.
And that is exceptionally rare.
Most opportunism is all opportunism. And
like you and I were fortunate enough to
be born in a family in a social
construct that we could go build great
companies, but not everyone had that
chance.
And some people get pushed in the wrong
direction. And that that that's what we
have to stop. It's like as a business we
don't while we're proud of the impact,
you know, making a million arrests, it's
actually like quite disheartening
because that means like a million people
will not have to go through the criminal
justice system which doesn't work that
well
when there's a million victims. Like
it's bad in every single way. It's also
crazy expensive as a society to jail
that many people. It's like it's a
double negative bottom line where it's
costly and prohibitive that they'll
probably never reenter society. So,
we're we're much more focused on the
preventative mechanisms of like how do
you convince someone this is not a good
lifestyle? This is not a long-term plan.
And eventually what you will see is like
they will go get jobs. Like these are
functional members of society. They can
be functional members. should push them
in that