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Even the kindest person can commit bad deeds; the question is whether they are aware of it. A villain is someone who intentionally commits evil acts and enjoys it. There are very few such people. Most people are good, and even if they consciously commit bad deeds, their conscience torments them (the torment may manifest in different ways; some suppress it with substitute principles and stereotypes, such as the idea of Nazism, religious terrorism, etc., but in any case, everyone suffers for the evil they commit). The problem is that modern society does not provide a strong education, which leads to many problems. The less life experience a person has, and the fewer different situations they have encountered, the greater their desire for destruction and violence. The desire for negative things is also fueled by people who are weak in spirit, who have been confused or, due to various circumstances, have not been able to find the strength to be honest with themselves and those around them, and who may have ended up in an environment where immoral things are the norm. Goodness is different for everyone, and in any case, each person acts as they believe is right; everyone has an internal moral compass; you just need to know how to awaken it. In summary, I assert that all people are good! There are just some people who have gotten lost and taken the wrong path, but I think that life will eventually lead everyone to where they are meant to be.
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Since there is an exception to every rule, it is possible that 1 in 6 billion people may truly be unkind, but this is already considered a serious mental disorder.