#Evil

Evil is the art of proclaiming one’s own purity while mocking the sins of others and secretly indulging in the same follies. By condemning evil, one validates a fragile superiority, unwittingly nurturing the inner darkness. Harsh denunciations made in the name of good often sow seeds of hatred and trigger a chain reaction. Counting each other’s sins as a game of words may be the most insidious crime of all. In the end, true evil lies not in harming others but in remaining blind to one’s own hypocrisy.

Structural evil is the unseen demon that nests in the cracks of society, cunningly feeding on the goodwill of its inhabitants. It lurks within the labyrinth of laws and institutions, repeating its misdeeds while justifying itself under the guise of system. By shifting blame onto individuals yet obscuring true accountability, it preserves corruption and injustice within the social black box. It is aptly exemplified when low wages and excessive work hours are euphemistically labeled 'legitimate', siphoning the lifeblood of weary workers. A trap from which even the most virtuous cannot escape, it silently thrives day after day.