@gringofurioso: Replying to @lisa.196411 both. I think that there is the capacity for evil in most of us, if not all of us, and it just depends how you're raised. #evil #naturevsnurture #truecrime

lisa.196411 :

Thanks for your input. I’m in Australia 🇦🇺 & we had Ivan Milat. I’m sure he & most of his brothers weren’t quite right. Thanks ☺️again for your acknowledgment.

Plug :

We are not born good or evil. We become who we are depending on the environment culture religion and society

Danielle :

I agree. I spent my teen years studying killers because I was worried I might become one. Am I different? If so, how? I had my share of abuse, but thank God there was enough goodness and humanity instilled in me, too. And ultimately it is a choice. Which wolf am I going to feed? The narcissistic psychopathic one or the caring altruistic one? The only disturbing factor that has lingered for me,though, is how many killers had a traumatic brain injury. That one seems harder to control especially in my own children.

Awets3 Yaw :

We are inherently built with good and evil in us. The environment you grew up in and lived experience can shape how we become and what we do.

Green Muffin With Sprinkles :

definitely a mixture of both, sometimes a person is just evil and other times life experiences can turn a person bad

Connor :

Have you done a video of king von

f0x :

I agree with you

fiestamaple :

Both

doorhandle enjoyer :

both probabaly. depends

NTB :

Happy Birthday 🥳🎂

RICK NUI :

All about the nurture.

آيوب :

Whorutho666 :

Exactly right! There are great articles on people born with psychopathy who were raised in blue vs white collar families and bad vs good homes. The results are all too insightful

J🌷🥢 :

Sometimes kids that aren't born with it tend to go that way with peer pressure. They can have great parents and still be rebellious.