DeviantlyD -> RE: The Evil of Man (6/19/2011 3:15:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DeviantlyD A long while back I remember seeing an interview with Denise Brown. She is the sister of Nicole Simpson (O.J. Simpson's ex-wife), who was viciously murdered. One part of the interview struck a chord with me and I can't help think about it now and again, especially when the news offers up some story about a violent situation. Here is an excerpt from that interview. Denise says helping other women has helped her deal with her own anger at Simpson, at lead prosecutor Marcia Clark, even at God. Brown: "After Nicole was murdered. I was so angry with God. I thought, how could you do this? How could you let this happen?" She says her mother suggested that she see a minister for spiritual counseling. Brown: "And he told me one sentence. He says, ‘Denise,’ he said, ‘It's not God's doing. It's the evil of man.’ And as soon as he said that, a load just lifted off my shoulders." Doesn't it strike you, profoundly, how cruel we human beings can be towards each other? Don't you wish we could be more understanding, more compassionate to one another? Conflating the butchery of one person with a societal lack of understanding and compassion makes the thread a non-starter. That would be your opinion, of course, and not a truth. I wasn't speaking of society, but of humanity as a whole. But even so, what happened to two people (Denise Simpson was not the only victim that night at that location) is definitely a reflection of society because, like it or not, the individual who perpetrated their deaths is part of society. What happened to Denise Simpson is just one example of many of how human beings impose their evil onto another. There are, unfortunately, so many other examples. I find it rather dispiriting. So, willbeurdaddy, care to address my initial question? quote:
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ORIGINAL: theGuideGoddess It is the attorney's which appall me as they facilitate so many travesties with their morally/ethically void greed. Attorneys often are without a conscience And so are doctors, priests and bankers. That is a far from correct blanketed statement to make. Why would you make such a clearly inaccurate generalization?
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