text: Crime, a thing every non-criminal dislikes. There are many kinds, but are all committed by humans who have chosen to ignore the laws. But healthy adults usually don't randomly become criminals for no reason. Crime breaking as an adult usually evolves from rule breaking as a child or some other kind of influence or trauma. If a child sees a rule as pointless, there is a very high chance for them to ignore it completely, and this can rapidly advance to them breaking lots of rules. A rule that could seem very pointless or unimportant is the new one, about extra-curricular activities. If a child starts not showing up for after school things, in the child's mind it could easily transition to not going to school for days, or even weeks! That is why rules are usually made with careful thought so they are important, and not easily shrugged off that they are pointless or not worth following. This new rule could have an unforeseen consequence of creating more rule breakers, and therefore, possible criminals.