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So what Is graping and k:lling a helpless 3 year old? What is burning, smacking and neglecting the elderly? That’s not wicked? Or evil? The problem is we complicate what isn’t! We find ways to justify desensitization! Many things individuals do are INHUMANE and vile! There is a name for it and we can call it cruel, evil or whatever but invading someone’s home and doing the unthinkable is not normal nor should it he justifiable in any way..

@@MartishaSooDivine333 Social constructionism posits that reality is not an objective truth, but rather a product of social interactions and interpretations. According to this view, religion is not an inherent or universal phenomenon, but rather a socially constructed concept that varies across cultures and societies How does social context affect mental health? Low education and unemployment are common causes of mental distress. Structural violence, social discrimination (e.g., based race, religion, ethnicity, sexuality, etc.), and social exclusion increase the chance for criminal activity including murder to take place. Yes, evil is a social construct. The concept of evil is subjective and varies across cultures and societies, shaped by the values and beliefs of a given socially constructed lifestyle. The problem is most people like yourself are not aware of what a social construct is. I'm in no way justifying desensitization just explaining how the word and idea for the concept of evil came into play.

Try again but with complete thoughts this time!

Bless you andy.

Where is the "evidence" in the Torah, de Quran and the bible?.... Exactly.

It wil be as bitter sweet and super clutch when it comes to judge you, too, simp wit. May the ground open up and swallow you forever.

@@FelipeEscobar86 Let's not bother him further while he masturbates his small dick energy in public.

It absolutely is, the Qlippothic tree, or Sithra Hara (spell check) grows off of the Quabbalistic tree of life, it grows hidden, as evil does, from Gebburah, in the middle of the pillar of Boaz, or so I've learned anyway, as even Quabbalah with his many rules has a few different interpretations, or slight variations, dictated by the teacher and his personal understanding of it, and as the self taught mess that I am, I made sure to read from the most sources I that I could, giving me the chance to exploit the most points of view and avoid self limitations. Anyhow, if you understand Gebburah the connection seems pretty obvious in view of what it represents, but once again, I dont really want to be the one to call obvious such a complex subject. Hope this helped somehow, and God bless, the true God that is of course 👍🏻🖤🏴‍☠️

@@nicksothep8472you get to it through daath not gevurah daath=death/the abyss

@@nicksothep8472hence why 11 is a satanic number but also the number of mastery. Those whole conquered the qlippoth are literally the rulers of the earth. Vampires that eat all the energies of worship from churches synogague mosques concerts gyms movie theaters shopping centers the energy the news and politics create. And it becomes their own personal power. That IS the big secret.

The Qlippoth is known as “the husk”, which is also the body. It (qlippoth) is also an 11 point formation, the Statue of Liberty stands on one. Look into The Grimoire Of Dragons From The Other Side

Your spelling correction isn't a spelling error but both spelling and pronounciation error....

Exactly its Qlippoth

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I don't think life and or people are so black and white as you make it seem. I don't get how you equate gaining knowledge and spiritual understanding as being selfish. That is a ridiculous assertion. You made generalizations and stereotypes about people not to mention the quick-judging hubris that SO OFTEN seems to accompany this while assuming that you know it all with regards to how people think and feel internally and or what our true intentions for existing are. Your socially constructed man made spirituality, its ideas and its concepts are rooted in subjectivity, indentured servitude and slavery. Good and evil/bad are not who people are its what they do. Those ideas are socially constructed concepts used to manipulate people's perceptions, emotions, motivations and actions. If the socially constructed god and or the universe was exclusively about love and unity then subjectively rooted societies wouldn't exist.

@@jamesearlcash1758 ​ So many misinterpretations, just one after another, that it's difficult to know where to start... But I guess this does serve as a good example of a some of the aforementioned. Incorrect. I did not equate spiritual understanding in general with seeking selfish power. I was obviously referring to the video author's menton of those specific (types of) individuals who seek power. I spoke in terms of tendencies rather than absolutes that apply to every single case. that would be a narrow way of interpreting what I said. Deeper understanding does TEND to increasingly separate you from the majority - more and more people the more you learn. This is only natural. As you go higher up, you become part of fewer and fewer. For me, I find that it's important to think and ruminate through possible contexts rather than immediately ranting on knee-jerk reactions and attacking. Perhaps think, "I obviously disagree with this and that so vehemently... Yet so many others found value here.. Where could these people be coming from?" You didn't seem to start anywhere near a place of trying to understand, whatsoever. Sometimes it helps me to ask someone if I interpreted what they were expressing correctly... Eg, Did I understand this correctly?" Than repeat the commenter's elucidation back in your own words. Ask if the way you stated things is entirely accurate. I'm not sure any of the rest of this warrants any time. Sorry you weren't able to connect with my comment. Definitely, this was AT LEAST partially my fault. I tend to speak in a bit of shorthand when trying to relay things to the likeminded. I took for granted that most would seek to connect rather than seek to rebuke/ insult, etc.

@@luceatlux7087 Even the most basic knowledge and deeper understanding of things starts to separate you from your fellow man in a way that is profound. What's the point of knowing more or having power when all it gets you is the ability to be more selfish? ? But in your natural state, you want to be able to love others and ease burdens and you want to be part of something good. you find yourself becoming so different and start to see that people operate from entirely blind and backwards perspectives due to their extreme lack of understanding. It reads as contradicting as you are insulting people in one instance by name calling but then speak like the great unifier. In the end and once you calm your ego down, you find that's not your TRUE wish. Our REAL internal wish is to HELP others. That is a socially constructed religious political assertion people have been made to believe but that isn't really true of everyone. Social constructionism and its many shapes and forms gets in the way of whats objectively real and again life isn't so cut and dry. You just come across as one sided and scripted following a socially constructed narrative that isn't rooted in objective real life but rather constructed subjectivity.

@@jamesearlcash1758 From the jump, no need to read further... still caught up at that point of misunderstanding, huh? I'm telling you now: I WAS NOT SPEAKING OF SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING DIRECTLY EQUATING TO SELFISH POWER (Evidently, many were able to basically understand... not you though... hm). Again, I do admit it wasn't 100% clear (though, what person if his or her right mind would equate every single bit of all spiritual endeavor with only selfish gain? Whatever. i'm not invested in this "I'm gonna getcha and 'win'" bs at all). Did you watch the video...? where half of it is about how how some ppl used spiritual endeavors to seek power? yeah that was the salient subject. You're obviously not focused on clarification and furthering the discussion - not focused on the right direction due to not being smart or being a troll. I'm not interested in either. Lol. Have fun typing though if you want to.

​@@luceatlux7087 I'm pointing out that your socially constructed concept of American 'spirituality' is odd and makes no sense to me because it is not universally objective, it is subjective. Your words speak volumes regarding how you view others as backwards and blind because they do not see your subjective point of view. You are trying to get me to see past you prejudices so you can make a point that is pointless because deep down you harbor division against those who don't see your point of view which you are trying to convince me is right and or justifiable when its just a socially constructed concept you agree upon, consent to and accept as real. Also American, European and Far East 'spirituality' are rooted in war and slavery. The aforementioned justified and still justifies the idea of war, servitude and or physical slavery while calling out for unity and universal love. American 'spirituality' in particular is ridiculously insane and is all over the place. It's subjective and divisive and dangerous to some extent.

You're one of the view that understands. We've been lied to about everything... The lies started with 'god'.

@@Foolish_Seeker You've had a bit too much to think. The fluoride didn't get you, this is a problem!

@@Foolish_Seeker see none of us know much cause only the Supreme knows all, key is to know a enough about everything that way you cant be fooled and have the ability to think/react/judge for yourself properly. Remember that. Know a little about all rather knowing all abt one thing.

@@AlmiightyTv I understand where you're coming from Brother, thanks for the wise words.

@@sperlongatours well that's a slippery slope when trying to include Pre-Homo Sapiens. If we're sticking strictly to Gnostic and Abrahamic viewpoints, then the Demons (Or Nephilim) were around after Noah. If were discussing disregarding Biblical, Torah and Quranic timelines then I guess the argument can be made that it was other forced influencing pre-Homo Sapiens. --- Edgar Cayce and some Archeologist do make the argument that modern man is not the first civilization to walk this earth and there were advanced humans possibly a Million years ago. --- Edgar claims that Atlantis destruction came about when Spirit took physical form and then two factions formed. One devoted to the light (or serving God's will) and the other devoted to flesh (rebelling against God's will) --- But your question is a hard one for me to answer given the conflicting timelines between Religious text and Scientific claims, so I can't say with certainty. If I HAD to select an answer, I'd say 'evil' had been around longer than any form of human and have potentially been interacting with humanity since our genesis (no Biblical pun intended)

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