The article titled "Wealthy Teen Nearly Experienced Consequences" argues that the wealthy and privileged individuals often escape punishment for their wrongdoings, while those without such advantages cannot evade the consequences of their actions. The author supports this claim by providing an example of a wealthy teenager named Wentworth. Wentworth crashed his car into a family's car, putting them in intensive care, but was excused from serving community service hours as punishment because his mother paid and claimed that he had suffered emotional trauma. This resulted in the judge dismissing his punishment, highlighting how wealthy people can avoid consequences for their actions by simply buying their way out. Furthermore, Wentworth's crime
