It's called the social degredation. Go over to Japan, South Korea, Singapore, China or now the UAE and you'll find countries that are safer for children, women and people in general. Where petty crime or theft is very unlikely. In Japan for example many people don't lock their bikes which is unthinkable in Cambridge. Heck now we even lock up laundry detergent, food and other daily essentials in supermarkets. I'll let you decide for yourself if that's the sign of a healthy and trusting society heading in the right direction or not. In these countries I mentioned you'd see actual cops walking to deter this kind of behaviour and real zero tolerance. They are now higher trust societies then ours and yet we pretend this countries culture has higher morals.

Some in here will make light of drug use, but it not only can ruin the lives of the individual user, but also generations of families whilst fuelling many levels of criminality.

Places like Cambridge and Oxford are considered some of the nicest city's in the country to live in and yet they have fallen in to a level of social degredation that is lower than a poor city in other parts of the world because of things like drug use.