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Buddhism is not organized in a manner that utilizes a devil or evil force and a god or good force. Buddhism has no deities, no evil, no salvation - just human beings trying to live their lives in a skillful manner to avoid suffering.
The essential problem of Buddhism is to still the mind and experience the true nature of things, it is incredibly hard to achieve for sutained periods.
"Evil" is not really a Buddhist concept. The implication of evil that some deity has defined what he/she/it feels is correct and those apposing that standard are evil. In Buddhism there is no deity to make this mandata. Actions in Buddhism are seen as progressing an individuals experience towards enlightenment. Hurtful actions, to oneself and to others, hinder this progress.
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Those act which is not supported by the society but practice frequently by some persons of the society is known as social problem . Whereas those act which is supported by the society and practiced as culture , tradition but which indirectly hampers the society is called social evil .
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the problem was the mean/popular girls:Jessamyn,Lauren,Kima(aka the Jackels)
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Unfortunately not.
The simplest answer is that ignorance is the original source of what we experience as "evil" in the world. If individuals fail to understand causation/the way the world works/how we cause our own suffering, they end up doing things that others experience as "evil". But evil is an absolute term, and there are no absolutes in Buddhism.
The reason that Dr. Jekyll had a problem with Mr. Hyde was that Hyde was practically everything evil about Dr. Jekyll. Combined with physical appearance and his evil personality, there was nothing to like about Mr. Hyde.
The dichotomy of good and evil is not as pronounced in Buddhism as it is in many deity based religions where the god sets out what is right or wrong. As consequence the difference is in each person's ability to skillfully navigate the temptations that induce them to desire more than they require. This desire ultimately causes them pain and suffering and prolongs their cycling through death and rebirth.Many religions claim that people are inherently evil, or at least wrong headed and only the deity can lead them to "salvation". Buddhism sees each person as having an inherent Buddha nature capable of following the Buddha's Eightfold Path. This will, by their own efforts, lead them to enlightenment.