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▶ A crime race or a criminal race Anonymous 08/03/23 (Thu) 00:48:24 097e67 (1) No.2 >>5 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Someone please help me with the term. Which one is the correct choice of word, a crime race or a criminal race when most of the members of a race commit crimes?

When we say "the biden crime family", we mean at least two or more members of the biden family commit crimes. But we don't say "the biden criminal family", which indicates that the biden family is illegal.

But sometimes, we hear the term "a criminal organization" for a crime gang.

Should I say "a crime race", not "a criminal race" when I talk about a race, not a family?

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