There are many motives in the world some could be good, and some could be bad.
\nRanking the individual motives, the first individual motive would be boredom. It makes sense
\nbecause at no point in time should an individual want to commit a crime. Secondly, recognition
\nis another because an individual is looking for attention or validation when it comes down to
\ncommitting a crime. Regardless of how big or little the crime was recognition is never a reason
\nto commit a crime. Third, revenge is very senseless. It’s understandable that someone could feel
\nsomewhat of hatred towards someone. However, revenge could be good. Fourth, an individual
\ncommitting a crime because of politics is senseless. Just because someone may not think the
\nsame way as another doesn’t mean one should act upon another with a different thought. Fifth,
\nentertainment can be classified as senseless. Entertainment could be tied with boredom because
\nan individual is bored, they would want to commit a crime for a source of entertainment. Sixth,
\nmultiple reasons could have been number because that multiple reasons could deal with and
\nindividual just wanting to commit a crime just because or any other reason. Lastly, for money
\nwould make the most sense in this case. Committing a crime for money could be an individual
\ntrying to help their family or their well-being. Some individuals would rather commit crimes to
\nharm themselves and put their life in jeopardy while individuals are committing crimes for good
\nreasons.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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