What are the real axis of evil?
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The root of evil, is the tendency to make real what is pure whim.  And to not know the difference.  \n\nEvil only exists in the minds of the individual who groups up with other individuals and sacrifices lives for pure whim and fantasy.  Examples, "It's God's plan", "The greatest good for the greatest number",  "I felt good, thus it must be right".\n\nWe can rationalize anything under these three subjective moral systems.  Supernatural, social, and emotional.
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while you're at it could you make a list of the axis of evil lib violation reporters??\n\njust to make it FAIR & BALANCED
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well money is what makes an evil country tick, the more money they hve the more civillians they kill, the u.s, its allies, germany, japan, all have a wealthy economy and all hve commited mass murders and some like the u.s still are to this present day.
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Axis-Militarily-it may surprise you - I think it's gonna be Uncle Sam in cahoots with India and Russia.\n\nFinancially - US of A, China and India in that order.\nMost of us will probably be dead by then.\nst
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It is term used by Iran and its leaders about the USA.  Are we the "Great Satan"?  Yes according to Iran.  No if you ask anyone here in the USA.\n\nBush has called Iran, part of the Axis of Evil.  Same kind of thing.  We want our people to know they are bad.  And they do the same thing for their people.
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Yes Saddam was an evil fuck who ate babies. That doesn't make a realpolitik invasion fuelled by hysterical paranoia masquerading as a war of liberation any less fucked up in comparison.\n\nWe must plan for freedom, and not only for security, if for no other reason than that only freedom can make security secure.
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For sure the heart of all evil.
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islam is pure EVIL\nthey hang folk for being gay also
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http://mindprod.com/politics/iraqdubabiespix.html#DUBABIESPIX\ncheck out this entire site to learn more. of course it is not but remember this is what evil people do.
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The Positive roles were too numerous to list here, every thing from faith based actions to the fall of the iron curtain. About the only negative ones were from the wackoes on the extreme ends of the bell curve. This current "war against terrorists" started in the twentieth century by a right-wing (as opposed to the left-wing atheists) bunch of religious fanatics that have trashed the Koran. At the same time, the "lefties" have trashed Christmas, Halloween, Easter, the sacrament of marriage,, etc. etc.
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Pakistan is a military state & is currently US-ally in fighting the so called terrorism .. so it is in the Axis of Good >> but as soon as Musharaf killed .. Pakistan will not doubt be called AXIS OF EVIL.
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That's a tricky question.\n\nMilitary power is not the evil - it's a tool. Like a knife. The real danger are people and their intentions.
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Money is the root to all evil. They worship money more than God.
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yes i think this is the real path towards evil, whatever happened to forgiveness? justice belongs in a court of law not in the hands of the revengefully !
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Socialism isn't unrealistic....it's evil.  All you need to do to understand that marxism is EVIL is to look at EVERY single country that has adopted marxist principles.  This has resulted in the genocide of hundreds of millions of people and slavery for most of the rest.  Marxist countries are hellholes...one and all.  I believe North Korea has set the new standard recently with widespread cannibalism and large scale medical and military (ie testing weapons on) experimentation on its citizens.\n\nYou need to understand something about marxists in countries like our own.  They are just as evil, only they are hiding it.  This is especially true of professors in college and even teachers in the public school system.  They are attempting to indoctrinate students into accepting marxism.  Of course, they don't mention the behavior inherit in all marxists.  They hold out the promise of utopia.....but that is just a trick to fool people into letting them seize power....then the large scale murder begins.  Same pattern, in every single country.  It's a lie...a trick...a scam.  And these people KNOW.  They KNOW what they are doing.  They are not unwilling dupes.  They are people who WANT that to happen.  Sick and evil do not even begin to describe what they are.\n\nDon't fall for this.  They always are like, well that's not real socialism, if only you give us one more chance (while in private they chuckle and plan how they will kill you and your family).  Learn to think for yourself and to research the truth.  Once you begin you will be SHOCKED at the scope of the thing.  What these people do, what they stand for.  They can't even be called human anymore.  Resist them.
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Who Is Behind All Evil?  \n\nIn this series: \nAre Evil Forces at Work? \nSatan—Myth or Sinister Reality? \n\nRelated topics: \nDoes the Devil Make Us Sick? \nHas Evil Won? \nWho Really Rules the World? \n   \n\nSatan—Myth or Sinister Reality?\nTHE origin of evil has intrigued thinkers from earliest times. A Dictionary of the Bible, by James Hastings, states: "At the dawn of human consciousness man found himself confronted by forces which he was unable to control, and which exercised a baleful or destructive influence." The same reference work also says: "Early mankind instinctively sought for causes, and interpreted the forces and other manifestations of nature as personal."\n\nAccording to historians, belief in demon gods and evil spirits can be traced back to the earliest history of Mesopotamia. The ancient Babylonians believed that the underworld, or "land of no return," was presided over by Nergal, a violent divinity known as "the one who burns." They also feared demons, whom they tried to appease by means of magic incantations. In Egyptian mythology, Set was the god of evil, "represented as having the features of a fantastic beast with a thin, curved snout, straight, square-cut ears and a stiff forked tail."— Larousse Encyclopedia of Mythology.\n\nAlthough the Greeks and the Romans had benevolent and malevolent divinities, they had no predominant evil god. Their philosophers taught the existence of two opposing principles. For Empedocles, they were Love and Discord. For Plato, the world had two "Souls," one causing good and the other evil. As Georges Minois states in his book Le Diable (The Devil), "classical [Greco-Roman] pagan religion knew of no Devil."\n\nIn Iran, Zoroastrianism taught that the supreme divinity Ahura Mazda, or Ormazd, created Angra Mainyu, or Ahriman, who chose to do evil and thus became the Destructive Spirit, or Destroyer.\n\nIn Judaism, there was a simple presentation of Satan as God's Adversary who brought about sin. But after many centuries, that became tainted with pagan ideas. The Encyclopaedia Judaica states: "A great change had taken place . . . by the last centuries B.C.E. In this period the [Jewish] religion . . . took on many traits of a dualistic system in which God and the forces of good and truth were opposed in heaven and on earth by powerful forces of evil and deceit. This seems to have been under the influence of Persian religion." The Concise Jewish Encyclopedia declares: "Protection against d[emons] was afforded by observance of the commandments and by the use of amulets."\n\n The Babylonians believed in Nergal (far left), a violent divinity; Plato (left) believed in the existence of two opposing "Souls" \nApostate Christian TheologyEven as Judaism adopted non-Biblical concepts concerning Satan and the demons, apostate Christians elaborated on unscriptural ideas. The Anchor Bible Dictionary states: "One of the more extreme of ancient theological ideas is that God redeemed his people by paying Satan for their release." This idea was propounded by Irenaeus (second century C.E.). It was further developed by Origen (third century C.E.), who claimed that "the devil had acquired a legal claim on men" and who regarded "the death of Christ . . . as a ransom paid to the devil."— History of Dogma, by Adolf Harnack.\n\nTo quote The Catholic Encyclopedia, "for about a thousand years [the idea that the ransom was paid to the Devil] played a conspicuous part in the history of theology," and it remained a part of church belief. Other Church Fathers, including Augustine (fourth-fifth centuries C.E.), adopted the idea that the ransom was paid to Satan. Finally, by the 12th century C.E., Catholic theologians Anselm and Abelard came to the conclusion that Christ's sacrifice was offered not to Satan but to God.\n   \nIrenaeus, Origen, and Augustin
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"The disembodied brain that controls all the inhabitants of Camazotz with its revolting, pulsing rhythm. IT, identified with the Black Thing, is the embodiment of evil on this planet."\n\nfrom http://www.sparknotes.com