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That's a fair point, at least the part where you suggest focusing on why men commit more crimes. The castration part presumes that balls cause crime.
It's also a fact that are victims of crime at higher rates than females for all types of violent crime except rape or other sexual assault. So we should also focus on the reasons crimes are committed in the first place.
They produce testosterone, which we know can lead to aggressive behavior. The assumption is if you take away the testosterone, you take away (or, at least, reduce) the aggression and, therefore, the tendency to commit violence. It seems like a reasonable hypothesis. If we ever figure out where, specifically, the chemical trigger is and find a way to block it without turning men into eunuchs that will be a societal game changer.