glych t.anomaly
TRIBE Member
we have two avenues to explore here.
the first being that of awareness of ill intent against humanity
and then the indifference, lack of awareness, and the accountability in not helping your fellow man.
who would believe to be a more real threat to society as a whole.
on one hand, we have a PERSON of ILL REPUTE.
they are aware of their need to hurt, and feed off those weaker than they, but they are actually aware of it, and do have a sense of accountability, what the consequences may be, and they are very much aware as they are the TOOL that this flows through.
on the other hand, you have someone being murdered in the st, but thare are people everyhwere around them, they are crying out for help, but because THIS indifference exists, they choose not to help, lest they be hurt themlselves.
this indifference while it is not directly related, can easily pose a much larger problem.
those who will openly COMMIT the crimes, are much fewer then those that dont.
but if you count yourself among the GOOD of mankind.
would you help the person on the st, knowing you may be killed yourself? or will you walk away?
and if you do, will you truly understand the consequences of your actions?
IS the indifference of GOOD people, a potentially larger source of evil? that breeds what we see in this example.
or do the ones aware of their CRUEL nature out weigh the indifference.?
-glycht
the first being that of awareness of ill intent against humanity
and then the indifference, lack of awareness, and the accountability in not helping your fellow man.
who would believe to be a more real threat to society as a whole.
on one hand, we have a PERSON of ILL REPUTE.
they are aware of their need to hurt, and feed off those weaker than they, but they are actually aware of it, and do have a sense of accountability, what the consequences may be, and they are very much aware as they are the TOOL that this flows through.
on the other hand, you have someone being murdered in the st, but thare are people everyhwere around them, they are crying out for help, but because THIS indifference exists, they choose not to help, lest they be hurt themlselves.
this indifference while it is not directly related, can easily pose a much larger problem.
those who will openly COMMIT the crimes, are much fewer then those that dont.
but if you count yourself among the GOOD of mankind.
would you help the person on the st, knowing you may be killed yourself? or will you walk away?
and if you do, will you truly understand the consequences of your actions?
IS the indifference of GOOD people, a potentially larger source of evil? that breeds what we see in this example.
or do the ones aware of their CRUEL nature out weigh the indifference.?
-glycht