Do you agree that excusing the behavior of evil makes the person the same as if they committed the Act of the evil they make excuses for?

[EarthRealm]

So someone is abused and Those that Make excuses for evil saying oh that person didn’t mean no harm or some other excuse like they were just doing there Job or I’m sure they didn’t mean too Hurt you or some other bullshit excuse

Do you believe that those that defend and excuse evil are the same as if they committed the Act of abusing Torturing or killing someome?

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Like if you get beat up or someone else is beaten up and you try to explain to someone what had happened and the someone maybe it’s a friend tells you you weren’t moral therefor they were right to beat you up I don't know how those people word it in the Justified manner where they make themselves seem like the good guys but if you’ve experienced someone like that then you know what I’m talking about

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So do you believe people that excuse evil and call it good are the same as If they commit the evil act?

[NaultD]

"He who fights with monsters should see to it that he himself does not become a monster. . . when you gaze long into the abyss the abyss gazes back"

Frederick nietzsche

With that in mind, i don't like using the term "evil." there's no room of understanding catastrophic events thus no recourse of preventing catastrophic events. So we are stuck with crusader level tactics that is making lifes worse.

[MCheetah]

No. That's idiotic. Just because I wouldn't mind seeing someone receive karma for their actions doesn't mean I would do the same thing. ACTIONS are what lead to bad things happening, not opinions.

Also, "evil" doesn't exist. But I assume you mean things like harming others. But I'm not going to argue this with you because this is clearly something personal here and if you disagree with me, nothing I can say will change your mind.

[jshm2]

It's why there are court cases and tribunals, you numbnut. There are even grounds for appeal if required.

Also, "evil" can be seen as subjective the way you're laying it out.