>I think some people (children really) have a propensity to be bad That's... incredibly simplistic. When you're describing actions as good or bad you've alread

>I think some people (children really) have a propensity to be bad That's... incredibly simplistic. When you're describing actions as good or bad you've already lost the truth. A child can have poorly informed priorities. They can be sociopathic. But if your local government is experiencing an armed revolution, you're going to envy that lack of care for society. Blanket characterizations like 'bad' and 'good' might have been useful in the third grade, but accurate and specific diagnoses that bring accurate and specific treatments are the only way to solve this problem.