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 Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 5:05 pm
Strideo dboyzero RaicomRepent I don't want to hear your life's story! Just teach me to be evil. Heh. You wanna be evil? Think about the person in your life that you love more than anything else. Could be your parent, sibling, romantic interest, whatever. Find that person, and give them the biggest hug you've ever given anyone. Then kill them. *shivers* That IS evil. . . Nonono, he's gotta work his way UP to murder. Man needs to start low first. I'm thinking petty theft from orphans, or punching out a policeman.
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Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 5:21 pm
I tend to view Earth as a battlefield where God and the devil both send out their troops. Obviously, God does not let "bad things happen to good people", so to speak. Bad things happen on Earth because he cannot micromanage every battle, and we are on our own from birth until death. What I don't understand is people who thank God when good things happen to them and blame him when bad things happen. God, nor the devil, is directly responsible for anything that happens on Earth, so if you screw up, it's your own fault. mad
Enough said.
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Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 2:01 pm
Nah. I'm too lazy, I'll just stay my own special brand of evil.
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Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 2:15 pm
RaicomRepent Nah. I'm too lazy, I'll just stay my own special brand of evil. Okay, I've had it with you. Are you a kid? Or are you just retarded? I'm sure other board members are fed up with you as well. You start off by glorifying the concept of evil, and even ask us to teach you to become evil. Not only did we explain that you have a flawed concept of evil, but we even put up with your inane attempts to impress us. Now you're saying that you "have your own special brand of evil?" Evil takes many forms and many shapes, but you are certainly not one of them. This is a place for intelligent discussion, of which you are certainly not participating. I don't care if you're some little punk who thinks it's cool to be evil, and dark and whatever. You can go join the rest of the counter-culture revolution posers who have absolutely no idea what it means to truly deal with tragedy in life. I am going to say this once and only once, and if the board admins want to shut me up, so be it; I'll just save this and post it somewhere else. We do not like you. We do not want you here. Get the ******** out. Now.
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 1:23 pm
i don't know if a person can be completely evil but darkness can be within them and darkness just coexists with light.
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Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 11:04 pm
Haseo-The_Terror_Of_Death I've been thinking lately. About why there's evil or bad guys. And I realized, without bad people, everyone would be happy and content. There would be no need for change. Nothing would evolve. If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place. That principle (If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place.) can be applied to anything. I hate to say it, but things like 9/11 or Columbine apply too. When I talked to someone about this, they said: Anonymous like what a longer Tower? how is that better? Things like better airport security, or a greater awareness of Terrorism. Don't get me wrong, I don't think 9/11 should have happened. The point I'm trying to make is: If we didn't have someone evil, or someone destroying something, humanity would never get better. Did you know that our economy thrives and new technologies are discovered more often in war then not? If not for those wars, we wouldn't have discovered those technologies. Discuss: -Your opinion on the principle Wow surprised this therioy remind me of Zorg from "The Fith Element".
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Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 11:07 pm
rlimbaugheib I tend to view Earth as a battlefield where God and the devil both send out their troops. Obviously, God does not let "bad things happen to good people", so to speak. Bad things happen on Earth because he cannot micromanage every battle, and we are on our own from birth until death. What I don't understand is people who thank God when good things happen to them and blame him when bad things happen. God, nor the devil, is directly responsible for anything that happens on Earth, so if you screw up, it's your own fault. mad Enough said. Iteresting. Quote: What I don't understand is people who thank God when good things happen to them and blame him when bad things happen. Its sad, isnt it?
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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 4:26 am
MisterMalice Haseo-The_Terror_Of_Death I've been thinking lately. About why there's evil or bad guys. And I realized, without bad people, everyone would be happy and content. There would be no need for change. Nothing would evolve. If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place. That principle (If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place.) can be applied to anything. I hate to say it, but things like 9/11 or Columbine apply too. When I talked to someone about this, they said: Anonymous like what a longer Tower? how is that better? Things like better airport security, or a greater awareness of Terrorism. Don't get me wrong, I don't think 9/11 should have happened. The point I'm trying to make is: If we didn't have someone evil, or someone destroying something, humanity would never get better. Did you know that our economy thrives and new technologies are discovered more often in war then not? If not for those wars, we wouldn't have discovered those technologies. Discuss: -Your opinion on the principle Wow surprised this therioy remind me of Zorg from "The Fith Element". What is that?
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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 6:55 pm
Haseo-The_Terror_Of_Death MisterMalice Haseo-The_Terror_Of_Death I've been thinking lately. About why there's evil or bad guys. And I realized, without bad people, everyone would be happy and content. There would be no need for change. Nothing would evolve. If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place. That principle (If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place.) can be applied to anything. I hate to say it, but things like 9/11 or Columbine apply too. When I talked to someone about this, they said: Anonymous like what a longer Tower? how is that better? Things like better airport security, or a greater awareness of Terrorism. Don't get me wrong, I don't think 9/11 should have happened. The point I'm trying to make is: If we didn't have someone evil, or someone destroying something, humanity would never get better. Did you know that our economy thrives and new technologies are discovered more often in war then not? If not for those wars, we wouldn't have discovered those technologies. Discuss: -Your opinion on the principle Wow surprised this therioy remind me of Zorg from "The Fith Element". What is that? Whats the Fifth Element or what was the theory?
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Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 3:26 am
MisterMalice Haseo-The_Terror_Of_Death MisterMalice Haseo-The_Terror_Of_Death I've been thinking lately. About why there's evil or bad guys. And I realized, without bad people, everyone would be happy and content. There would be no need for change. Nothing would evolve. If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place. That principle (If you destroy something, something even better will take it's place.) can be applied to anything. I hate to say it, but things like 9/11 or Columbine apply too. When I talked to someone about this, they said: Anonymous like what a longer Tower? how is that better? Things like better airport security, or a greater awareness of Terrorism. Don't get me wrong, I don't think 9/11 should have happened. The point I'm trying to make is: If we didn't have someone evil, or someone destroying something, humanity would never get better. Did you know that our economy thrives and new technologies are discovered more often in war then not? If not for those wars, we wouldn't have discovered those technologies. Discuss: -Your opinion on the principle Wow surprised this therioy remind me of Zorg from "The Fith Element". What is that? Whats the Fifth Element or what was the theory? Both.
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Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 11:16 pm
Oh. Ok. The Fifth Element is a Scfi movie with Bruce Willis.
Zorg was like the main bad guy, acept there was an evil force telling him what to do.
Zorg explained his theory with a demestration and example, I dont remember it well enough to give it justice so I'll tell you the simplified version.
Zorgs theory was that death begats life.
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Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 11:20 pm
Well the way he put it and the way you put your theory kind of seemed simular. confused
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Posted: Wed May 03, 2006 10:14 am
if there wasn't any evil in the world then there would be no good...because you wouldn't know it was good unless you had bad...
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Posted: Wed May 03, 2006 6:01 pm
EndlessDark if there wasn't any evil in the world then there would be no good...because you wouldn't know it was good unless you had bad... True.
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Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 3:51 am
So obviously, Utopianism is not possible. The problem with this theory is that people need something to believe in, some hope that everything will be perfect. Without that hope, people don't perform well, because they have nothing to look forward to. Most people wouldn't want to believe this theory, thinking that somehow, someday, there will be eternal peace. If anyone's seen Gundam SEED, That's where the beginning of this theory came from. The fight between Kira and Ra Le Cruese in the last episode. Regardless of what you think about Gundam, it was actually a very intellectual conversation. I might upload the clip later, for those of you who haven't seen it.
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