> Not even a little. You're just virtue signaling. Wouldn’t admitting I’m evil be the opposite of virtue signaling? > What part of my behavior is irrational?

> Not even a little. You're just virtue signaling. Wouldn’t admitting I’m evil be the opposite of virtue signaling? > What part of my behavior is irrational? None because you spent a lot of effort rationalizing your behavior. I was more referring to your behavior prior to the rationalization. I’m the one who is irrational. I live with the contradiction. I like to think of myself as a good moral human being who tips and cares about other people. Yet I don’t care about homeless people and I’m ok with this contradiction. Maybe I’m rationalizing it away by saying I’m evil. But how does that explain me treating non homeless people nicely with great respect? > I'm not. Assuming there is even something that could rightly be called evil, I'm not that. You should look into medications for cluster b disorders. People like me are normal. I think you’re out of touch with how prevalent it is. To advise me to take medication shows this. You feel a strong need to rationalize your behavior. I don’t. That’s relatively the main difference between us because externally our behavior is identical.