David tries to convince Laurie to forget the events that took place in Nazi Germany:
“Forget about it. It happened once and the world learned it’s lesson. It’ll never happen again”
Do you agree?
No, I think that it will happen again because every man wants to taste extreme power, but only a few of the people can grasp it and eventually get corrupted by it. Unfortunately the world hasn’t learned it’s lesson, and I know this because everyone is ignorant whether they want to be or not. This leads to poverty and the lack of resources for others because the ones with money are always trying to find new ways to improve their life not other peoples life’s.
Should we try to forget evil events, and trust in the goodness of human nature?
We shouldn’t forget it even though it seems like the easiest choice to take. Instead I think we should learn the different perspectives of the issue and also try to see how the issue started in order to see how to prevent other problems like it from occurring. Usually the source of a conflict is when one man unites other people in order to form a band of united, organized men that choose to target people who aren’t united and aren’t organized, so the united people will always prevail and will be more powerful until those who aren’t united become one. In my opinion you can’t trust any man (including women) in the world with your whole heart other wise you are truly vulnerable to the world since your heart won’t be yours any more.
Is evil an outside force, or are we all capable of evil acts?
Evil is defiantly inside everyone, although not everyone is capable of unleashing their ‘dark’ side within themselves or their concious tells them not to commit an evil doing. My definition of an Evil Act is that it doesn’t have to affect everyone, instead it could just be an evil doing that is just pure bad so the first time you do it you might get butterflies in your stomach or something. An example os a self Evil act is like copying someones answers.
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