People
fight because they think they are right. Most any time there is a difference of
opinions, there is an accompanying argument to prove that your side is the one
that is correct, but, both parties have reasons to believe they are correct. If
both parties have sound logic behind their argument this leads to 'good' and
'evil' being more of an opinion and not really provable. I'm sure Hitler
thought of himself as the good guy and that the people that opposed him were
the evil ones (I hope we can all agree that he was the evil, though) This
creates two completely polarized views of what is good and what is evil which
makes absolute good and evil not really possible. Everyone has different
motives for doing what they do and they usually view the opposing side as evil
even if their motivations are legitimate. Despite all of this, I still
think those two labels are necessary since some ‘evil’ people infringe on
others rights like Scar from The Lion King killing Simbas father just for power,
or doing other ‘immoral’ things.
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