To Be Or Not To Be... A Criminal
October 7, 2011
"You show me someone that doesn't have a price, I'll show you someone that never got the right offer."
How do we become criminals? Let me clarify, I'm not interested in how to commit a crime and be considered a criminal, but in some of us will ignore the laws and do as we please.
Some might call us career criminals, but why are we like this?
Why is it I've helped a neighbor with her kittens yet will break into a car for electronics?
What motivates us to ignore laws?
What key factor separates criminals from non-criminals (besides violating the law)? :)
I have an active mind, yet I opened most of my time creating ways to beat the system. Even if it's usually to help someone out it's still wrong. So, why do I think the way I do?
Do we all have thoughts that if acted on would violate law?
I've met some criminals that could't think through simple problems and others that could figure out ways to get sugar passed through the ventilation ducts. So, if being a criminal is not intellectually based, what about motivation? What would you do if the price is right?
What if the benefits greatly outweighed the punishment?
Every day we take risks. Using the shower, stove, car, all a risk. Some take greater risks: mountain climbing, flying, marriage. :) All for a gain with a consequence.
Are criminals nothing more than people seeking a test limits, gain an actual object or just enjoy winning the challenge? Risk takers?
Any ideas on what separates you from me? Besides concrete walls.
What allows us to go through with breaking the law?
If the price was right would you take the risk? Why?
Always,
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XOXO, Sissy