Superspredere
The term "superspredere" is a controversial and politically charged phrase that emerged in the United States during the 1990s. It was used to describe a perceived generation of young criminals who were allegedly more violent and prone to crime than previous generations. The concept gained significant attention in political and media circles, particularly during debates about crime policy and juvenile justice.
The origins of the term can be traced back to a 1995 book titled "Born to Kill:
Critics argued that the concept of "superspredere" was not supported by empirical evidence and that it exaggerated
Over time, the term "superspredere" fell out of common usage as crime rates, particularly among juveniles, declined.