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Documented City's Environmental Crimes ...
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posted by Mario R. Sanchez, Ph.D. at
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Interesting quote, but who decides what is evil and who is good?
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Anonymous, at Wednesday, May 21, 2008 7:50:00 AM
evil is universal. it is when people ask how evil is defined is when man brutalizes man, the precondition being moral relativism ... the state of society today.
it is when people ask is something really evil is when we get the stalins and hitlers and castros and mao and pol pots and and and and ... because now everything is relative.
these monsters helped some people in their respective societies. they destroyed many others. and even today, as those apologists of bad governments in the u.s., ask were they really evil? what is evil if they did good in some instances and some people liked them.
one soul that is harmed by the intentional actions of another, exception being by human error, is the victim of evil.
and this is why so many people resign -
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dr. mario sanchez, at Wednesday, May 21, 2008 12:06:00 PM
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