Individuals included in dangerous classes are not necessarily criminal or inherently bad. They are only perceived as "dangerous," generally by persons with social or political power, and then labeled accordingly.

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The concept of "dangerous classes" is a social construct often used by those in power to label and control groups perceived as a threat to social order or existing power structures, rather than a reflection of inherent criminality or moral failing in the individuals themselves.

Individuals Included in Dangerous Classes Are Not Necessarily Criminal or Inherently