Street Crimes Are Feared for Their Violence, Yet We Have

Street crimes are feared for their violence, yet we have no like fear of white-collar crimes. On one level such a perception indicates our bias. On another level it is inaccurate. How so?

A) White-collar crimes cause collateral death and injury, too, often where the profit is derived from intentional negligence.
B) The loss of trust is a form of psychological violence.
C) The damage inflicted by white-collar crime can result in spousal abuse, "mob hits," witness intimidation, indeed, all forms of violence.
D) We should fear nonviolent crimes for the damage they inflict on society.