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"If evil people hate you, you might be doing something right." 🔥

15 Mar 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief spoken commentary, the speaker argues that a reliable way to evaluate a person's character is by observing the character of their friends, associates, and even their enemies. While individuals can conceal their true nature behind a personal mask, the people they surround themselves with are less likely to do so, providing insight into the individual's values and behavior. The speaker further suggests that if people perceived as evil express hatred toward you, it may indicate that you are acting correctly or morally, as opposition from such individuals can serve as a barometer of virtue.

One of the tests for, you know, assessing someone's character is to look at the character of their friends and their associates. Yeah. And while people can put up a mask themselves for their character, their friends and associates will not. And so you can judge a person's character by their friends and associates, and to some degree by their enemies. Right. You know, if evil people hate you, well, you might be doing something right.