The war on crime raises expectations of a victory and an end to the problem rather than the goal of decreasing crime to a tolerable level.

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The war on crime often creates the perception that the goal is a complete elimination of crime, rather than a reduction to a manageable level. This can lead to unrealistic expectations and disappointment when crime rates do not drop as much as expected.

The War on Crime Raises Expectations of a Victory and an End