Things that make people do evil
It is impossible to separate the two concepts of good and evil. God made us frail creatures to be split into these two categories. From the dawn of human civilization until the Day of Judgment, mankind and Jinn demons collaborated to turn decent people into evil. Evil behavior is not always the result of evil people. A person's evil conduct can be explained by a number of factors, some of which are listed below.
What Motivates People to Harm Others:
1. Under forced circumstances
People who had no intention of doing wrong can become criminals when they are placed in challenging circumstances. Extreme hunger, the need to save someone's life, a major natural disaster, and similar situations where no one else offers to help freely are examples of challenging circumstances that might alter people's conduct.
2. There is a chance to do harm.
There are those who, given the right circumstances, will turn into criminals. A person's desire to commit a crime may grow if they consider the possibility of being apprehended while committing a minor offense and the slim likelihood of being discovered following an inquiry. When he sees a costly cellphone lying unattended, a repeat offender will disappear. When a burglar or mugger sees an elderly woman in a lonely setting sporting a ton of valuable jewelry, they will likely have malicious intentions.
3. Faced with Pressure from a Specific Party
A person who is coerced into committing a crime could hurt someone else. For instance, a parent whose child has been abducted by a criminal might carry out the offender's instructions and commit a crime. Or pupils who must participate in fights between classmates in order to earn the respect of their bad buddies. Typically, those who harm others for this purpose feel under pressure and desire to resist doing so. The perpetrators of this one crime are probably not going to succeed in committing another, maybe much larger crime.
4. A Person's Nature
Anyone with a naturally evil temperament will typically act evilly whenever and wherever he or she is. These folks frequently find it difficult to be kind. Even if there is a good risk that their pals would one day hurt him, these crooks prefer to hang out with other evil people. Even if this person was given a prison sentence, once they are released, they will still carry out their nasty deeds. It is challenging to raise someone who can both fit in with society and be a good person.
We must be able to tell when someone is acting badly because we are decent people. Evil acts are not always the result of a bad person's heart. Conversely, those who appear good-looking, neat, handsome, and polite may not necessarily have good hearts and may act badly in ways that go above and beyond what we would expect. People with frightening appearances are not always evil-hearted. Be on the watch for criminals who might harm us or our loved ones by committing heinous deeds.
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