A short YouTube monologue (single speaker) arguing that to "spot an evil person" one should judge by actions rather than intentions. The speaker warns that occasional mistakes can be learned from, but repeated harm indicates inner moral corruption that must be addressed through honesty and self-examination to become benevolent.
How do you spot an evil person? Well, you need to look at their actions, not their intentions. You know, when someone does something bad to you and they say, well, I never intended to do that, don't listen to that, because they did it. That was their action. And you must learn to live by the actions people believe put out there and that you yourself put out there. If you do.
Screw up and hurt someone, someone you love, well, if you do that maybe once, maybe twice, I mean, you learn from that. But if it's a continued pattern, if you hurt someone over and over and over again, then you must take a look inward at your soul, because there you'll find evil. And that evil must be removed. You must use honesty to go in and get that evil out of your soul, to become a benevolent, loving person.
