The White Collar Crime In The Documentary, Inside Job

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There are different kind of crimes like street crime, or white collar crime. A lot of crimes involve a high amount of money involved and people that don’t really care about others and commit a lot of frauds. In the documentary “Inside Job” points out different kind of crimes that end up with people walking out with a high amount of money and don’t return anything. When this collapse happens the results to this would be that many people lose their jobs, and houses. This documentary explains how people have lost their values and have become more self centered in the way that they want everything for themselves not actually taking other’s lives into consideration. For example, Wells Fargo’s fraud scheme was where different employees contributed …show more content…

People that commit this kind of crimes walk out the door with millions of dollars in their pockets without returning a penny back. This points out that if an individual has a high profile standing and is wealthy they can do almost everything without getting busted and put into jail. It is unfair that they put other people in jail for minimal cases like having marihuana with them, or being out there by mistake just because they discriminate their race and think that just because they look a certain way they are guilty and make them plead guilty to get a deal for less years in jail. People like this that really do commit a crime are the ones that should go to jail for stealing and having the audacity to even say that they didn’t know about the situations and not respond the questions they are being asked specifically.
Many politicians didn’t even use their money for good causes. For example, they spent their money in prostitutes, and even drugs. They would even rent cars for prostitutes to ride in and would treat them like princesses with the money they were stealing and kept their trophy wives at home with their kids. They are criminals that know they can’t be touched and will continue to do different

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