How can you tell if someone is evil?

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How can we determine if someone is evil, and what criteria or behaviors should we consider when making such a judgment? Is it based on their intentions, the impact of their actions, or a pattern of behavior over time? Can evil be defined universally, or does it depend on cultural, societal, or personal perspectives? How do we differentiate between someone who is truly evil and someone who may be acting out of ignorance, coercion, mental illness, or desperation?
 
I don't know. Humanity is full of sin, and most physiognomy analyses are after the fact.
 
My rule of thumb with people is never think you know someone till you've known them for 4 years.

When you first meet people, you have no idea if you've caught them during a slump or a peak of their life or their behavior in general. Some people I thought were good, ended up really being not good. Likewise one of my best friends now a days, had a bit of retard phase but since has been just fine. 4 years might sound like a long time, especially if you are younger, but you wanna be really careful who you want in your life. Should you get stuck with shitty friends or a shitty GF/BF because 1, 2, 3 years on they go mask off and turn out to be a freak, you'll wish you never knew them, but now your stuck.
 
Evil people seek to find the easiest and weakest target and harm them as hard as they can get away with socially. They receive gratification from the power they exert as it solidifies their status and covers their own deficiencies. In the animal kingdom, explicitly cruel activities exerted on lower-ranking primates are good examples of where evil comes from.

We can extrapolate this by saying evil people enjoy causing suffering in people beneath them. The weak and helpless or people lower in social caste. An objective form of evil, or as close as objective as anyone can get, is the torture and/or sexual abuse of children and defenseless animals. There is no possible way to justify this morally, and it represents the greatest evil.

There are some elements to this that aren’t so objective. You are told to hate or dislike them by your environment and that it’s okay to treat them poorly. Some for good reason, like the aforementioned child molesters and animal abusers, but some maybe deserve more thought. Most people are not intelligent or brave enough to mentally remove themselves from this zeitgeist however, and so they don’t like whoever they are told to not like, which is why evil is easier than good.

This is also why the great irony of vehement leftists/ anti-racists or LGBTQ advocates often being the sort of person who would probably be very in favor of racial discrimination or other extreme forms of evil in another time, because their psychology is the same. They enjoy looking for targets that are easy, and then seek to punish them as hard as they can get away with. There’s something in the terf wizard lady books along the lines of “if you want to know how good someone is see how they treat their inferiors.”
 
I believe that true evil cannot be completely contained inside the body, just like if the inside of the fruit is rotten, you will see it on the outside too.
Evil people have a warped perception of beauty, or maybe it's the opposite; because they can't see beauty as other people see it, they become evil.
Sure, there are some exceptions to the rule, but if a person TRIES to look as ugly as possible, you can tell with a certainty that he is evil.
 
but if a person TRIES to look as ugly as possible, you can tell with a certainty that he is evil.
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I'll just come out and say it, my past has left me with a very complicated moral compass. I offend people very easily when discussing the concept of right and wrong and personal responsibility to social contract.

It's like you said you have to first define "Evil". The simplest answer is a literal sadist is evil as they enjoy harming others. Then you have to form some kind of metric as to the "line in the sand" of what constitutes sadism to a point as evil. It's a great question, just nearly impossible to simply define evil. Even in a purely religious context in scripture it's all very blurry.

Here's a somewhat NSFW written example:
A man and a woman well above consenting age meet and form a sadomasochistic sexual relationship. The man derives sexual pleasure from hurting her, she derives sexual pleasure from receiving it. Is he evil for being sadistic if she consented and sought someone like him out? Is he taking advantage of a mentally ill woman? Are they both mentally ill?

We have a videos of people dying thread, where we openly mock and make light people on video dying. It sounds evil in that context but, it's all subjective. If we had some kind of emotional or empathetic connection to the person dying in that video we'd probably see anyone laughing at that video as evil.

It's all subjective. Here's a man I personally consider "Evil". Former District attorney Mike Nifong
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As far as I know Nifong never shot stabbed or even beat anyone. He was a district attorney who promoted false rape allegations against some fraternity kids under the pretext this alleged gang rape was also racially motivated. The accusing party was clearly lying when DNA rape kit came back with DNA of 5 random guys none of which were who she accused or even at the scene of the alleged crime. Her story never made sense from the very beginning and she only claimed it to avoid arrest herself for some petty crime. Nifong fully aware knew this and conspired with law enforcement to rally people to re-elect him District attorney under the context these college kids gang raped a black woman and he was a tough as nails DA on racist rapist privileged white frat boys. Needless to say it all fell apart my point was the man wanted to trade ruining the lives of some stupid college kids to further his career. There are even more details to this story that make it even worse, point being this man meets my criteria of evil. This was know as the "Duke Lacrosse Scandal"

I think it's worth a mention the united states criminal justice system has sentenced many people to death, some of which had surprisingly low IQ's. It makes you wonder if they even had the mental capacity and understood striking someone in the face with a heavy object could kill them? Is it more akin to vehicular manslaughter where unintentional death was the result of negligence?
 
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