It was an adaption of Abraham Lincoln's "If you look for the bad in people you will surely find it". Actually the quote is "If you look for the bad in mankind expecting to find it, you surely will." This quote was actually used in the movie "Pollyanna" where it is read from a locket she wears. However, according to Walt Disney, he made up the quote for the movie. Disneyland had actually begun to sell replica lockets with the same quote on it as part of their merchandising. When Walt found these in the Disneyland gift shops, he called his brother Roy in a panic to pull the lockets from the shelves since Lincoln never said such a thing.
The phrase "If you look for the evil in people, you will surely find it" is often attributed to Abraham Lincoln, though its exact origins are unclear. It reflects the idea that one's perspective and focus can influence how they perceive others.
Abraham Lincoln wrote, "In giving freedom to the slave, we assure freedom to the free - honorable alike in what we give, and what we preserve."
There is no single answer to why people behave in an evil manner. Factors such as environmental influences, upbringing, social interactions, mental health issues, and personal beliefs can all play a role in influencing a person's behavior towards evil actions. It is a complex interplay of various factors rather than a simple explanation.
There are many factors that can contribute to why some people exhibit evil or mean behaviors, such as personal experiences, mental health issues, upbringing, societal influences, and lack of empathy or moral values. It is a complex issue that can vary from individual to individual.
This phrase comes from the principle of the three wise monkeys, embodying the idea of ignoring immoral or dishonest actions. It suggests turning a blind eye to wrongdoing, avoiding gossip or negative talk, and not participating in harmful behavior.
The concept of evil is subjective and can vary depending on cultural, ethical, and moral perspectives. Some individuals may exhibit behaviors or traits that are commonly associated with evil, but labeling someone as inherently evil is a complex and debated issue.
John Berendt, first published in 1994.
Anthony Horowitz.
yes you dimwit she brought love which is surely good
Anthony Horowitz.
Friedrich Nietzsche wrote Beyond Good and Evil.
No, even supposing that he does exist. If he did, surely he'd have stopped all the evil by now.
Yes, Pop Evil wrote 100 in a 55.
Farina evil
David Baldacci
First Evil was created in 1998.
it scared off evil deamons.
evil doctor porkchop!