People who do bad/illegal jobs get more money than a hard working person?? A stripper gets much more money than say a caregiver. A drug dealer gets so much more than a construction person.
I know there are some jobs like doctors and such that get good money, but most of the people who do the "bad" jobs get so much money... Why???
Why is the world full of evil?
I've wondered this too. This is one of the reasons I believe in hell more that I believe in heaven.
I don't believe in either 0.o
because when you do the so called bad jobs there are problems like prison and the police.
People in this world want to get rich, and quick.
If they have to break the law to get it so be it, it's their promblem.
Not like a doctor has to go through that kind of risk.
People who do bad/illegal jobs get more money than a hard working person?
Risk, If I might go to prison for 50 years, You can bet your bottom droller, my donkey is getting payed, That's why
RISK
Also, drug dealers and strippers play on the weaknesses of other people; which always pays big when you exploit someone
Prostitute = Men's horniness
Drug Dealer = People's addiction
they all have that thing in common :P and that's why they get loads of money for people who are willing to do anything for it XD
^ Basically what he said.
Plus, for drugs:
Supply & Demand » since illegal, there's low supply » prices go up.
Interestingly, most drug dealers already have criminal convictions, so their potential "loss" of supplying drugs is lower.
Prostitution pretty much follows the above » since it's considered "bad" by society, not many people are willing to enter the market. If every 5th girl was a prostitute, expect the prices to go down a fair bit...
(also interestingly, most girls who enter the market are probably school drop-outs)
I need not say anything for the points I were going to be brought up have already been brought up.
^_^
It's probably because of the way our government is set up.
It seems easier for bad people to get off easy then it does for people trying to do good. I don't know how it worked out that way and wee should probably look into it, but I guess trying not to be the bad guy has made us a little to passive in how wee treat and judge crimes.