A gang is a group of people who engage in antisocial behavior to achieve a common goal or goal set by other members. Gang members typically include people who have faced violence their entire lives and live lower-class lives. They generally lack a positive role model and are looking for acceptance. They believe that gangs provide them with the structured lifestyle they need and will do anything to achieve it. Technically, it's not their fault that they believe this, because their entire life is based on criminal activity. In my opinion, antisocial behavior runs in the family. How can you learn right from wrong when everything you see is wrong? We are generally a reflection of our adult guardians. This is why lack of supervision and an antisocial lifestyle make them an easy target for gangs. The gang will make them feel like they have a family and will provide for them. Once they have that feeling of acceptance, it's usually too late. This is something that few of these people have felt before and are willing to do anything to keep it in their lives. This is how the gang manages to persuade its members to also do what they want. The gang becomes their real family, but it's not something they get easily. Before a person can join a