Peregrinator
Hooded On A Hill
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I want to know what you think it means.
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I want to know what you think it means.
Not living by the principle of least suffering.
Anyone "suffering" from Anti-Social Personality Disorder.
Simply existing to cause harm to other people, whether physically, emotionally, or financially for his or her own pleasure.
Master manipulators, as well.
I once spoke with a bludgeoning murderer a few minutes after he had killed.
His eyes were fairly evil.
Evil, or simply primal? How could you tell?
Evil is extreme lack of compassion, not because of inability, but by choice.
The two monsters pictured above who deliberately and intentionally harm others for personal gain.
Where's the line that crosses from selfish to evil?
I perceived it as evil. Primal was laura in the back seat after the prom. I still remember all the layers in that damn gown.
A mental illness is evil?
For whom?
Yes, I consider their (sociopaths) actions evil. It's rather a personality disorder. Evil is an adjective to describe their actions on humanity.
The principle of least suffering states that you go through your life trying to prevent suffering, as a whole. So if an action would prevent suffering, you take it. If it would cause suffering, you don't.
Defining evil like that makes it difficult to call someone who made a difficult ethical choice in a grey area "evil". I feel like evil is a really strong word, and I tend to reserve it for people who actively cause harm or who, through inaction, passively cause harm.
Evil is just the name someone gives another actions when they are offended by them.
Good is shit people like.
What actions are what are all subjective bullshit.
Shit just happens..... good or evil just how one perceives it.
Yes, I consider their (sociopaths) actions evil. It's rather a personality disorder. Evil is an adjective to describe their actions on humanity.
The principle of least suffering states that you go through your life trying to prevent suffering, as a whole. So if an action would prevent suffering, you take it. If it would cause suffering, you don't.
Defining evil like that makes it difficult to call someone who made a difficult ethical choice in a grey area "evil". I feel like evil is a really strong word, and I tend to reserve it for people who actively cause harm or who, through inaction, passively cause harm.
So...what was it you saw? What IS evil?