Black people arent born with corn rows, its a very specific hairstyle. A hair style that was disproportionally adopted by rappers in the 90s and 2000s perpetuating the thuggish stereotype, which if we're being honest is not entirely inaccurate. The people that find this offensive often interpret thug and black as synonyms which is arguably is way more problematic than people using the word thug. How many black lawyers, scholars, and executives have corn rows?

You can exchange crypto for real money? That's like saying "imagine stealing diamonds, just a bunch of pressed coal".

The uncomfortable reality of the situation is that the problem cannot be solved by aggressive government intervention. Most of this violence stems from individuals lacking anger management and conflict resolution. Why inner city low income young black men have much higher rates of inability to resolve conflicts without violence is the question palgueing many cities around the US.

People don't enjoy routinely taking money from their friends. People enjoy wagering real life currency on unknown outcomes and enjoy the risk, its really as simple as that. It really isn't the governments role to regulate what consenting adults can do with their money.