But perhaps this must be the case for the wicked to accept their account.
That is, the premise is to become worse than the wicked.
How to punish evil so as not to let oneself become evil.
It's a real problem.
If you are kind, you will be played with evil.
If you don't want to be toyed with, you have to damage and give up your beliefs.
There is also a survival of the fittest.
How to weed out the weak in the inferior, the weak looks like the harmless inferior --
also a problem.
Just like in A few good men, code red is implemented on the weak soldier, shouldn't it?
I'm not entirely convinced of the side that won the case for him
. . The last thing that comes to my mind is that the villain looks cuter.
Because they dare to do it.
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