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There have been decades of debate, now, about what Hannah Arendt really meant when she coined the phrase "the banality of evil". Separate from whatever she thought, I do think evil is common — and that common things can be horrifying, that there really are monsters, so to speak, under plenty of beds.
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No, though I do think most added sugar is pretty evil.
"I do think the battle between good and evil is a great subject for fiction but in my view the battle … is waged within the human heart.
How are people going to know that they should choose to buy this book rather than, say, a piece of paper covered in incoherent riddles and poison?" "I purchased this book, but I do think it is morally bereft and evil.
And for a moment or two, watching poor Reddie innocently swimming in his low-rent bowl, I did think I could see an evil gleam in his small, fishy eye, a startling resemblance to Anthony Perkins in his drawn, nervous excitability and long-simmering rage.
And for a moment or two, watching poor Reddie innocently swimming in his low-rent bowl, I did think I could see an evil gleam in his small fishy eye, a startling resemblance to Anthony Perkins in his drawn, nervous excitability and long-simmering rage.
I don't think evil people or negative people are inherently interesting all the time.
"Do you think evil will never intrude upon your career, your company or even your life?" I responded.
Unless you don't think evil toy marketers, sentient Furbys, and Gary Coleman qualify.
"Because I was interested in business, and doing well economically mattered to me, and I didn't think the country was controlled by evil people, the law school students did think of me as a little different".
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