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It's not easy to say she is evil; it requires consideration of what is evil, what is an evil person, her particular situation and how it might apply to the defi
by michaeldhopkins 13y ago
It's not easy to say she is evil; it requires consideration of what is evil, what is an evil person, her particular situation and how it might apply to the definitions.
Concluding a person is evil does not preclude looking at any other angles on the case. So, I don't think it is lazy to consider it.
- memracom 13y agoA question that is simpler to answer is whether or not her behavior matches that of a sociopath. Of course, if the answer is yes, and I think that it is, then you have to ask what boundaries does a sociopath have to cross to become truly "evil". I'm willing to admit that some sociopaths are not evil, but when a person has 40,000 victims and not only taints evidence but makes up fantastic job titles and passes herself off as an expert witness in court, I think she may have crossed the threshold.