From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 1/16/26 4:08 PM, Mike wrote:   
      
   > I think evil is just an experience, only a sensation,   
   > same as 'knowing'.   
      
   I know that evil can only describe people.   
      
   You buy a home you can barely afford. The situation   
   changes over time, you can't make the payments, you   
   lose the house to the bankers who auction it off.   
   It they even try to get market value for it, which   
   they probably won't, you might see a small check in   
   the mail. But I doubt it. You lost everything:  Your   
   home, your down payment and every monthly payment   
   you covered.... not evil.   
      
   Joe's Mortgage Company pushes you into a mortgage   
   they clearly believe you could never sustain. They   
   get a larger commission, the sell the mortgage to   
   funny mae, the money on the lender's side is all   
   government guaranteed... EVERYONE WINS! Except for   
   you but, so what?  It's your fault for listening to   
   them, as far as they're concerned... evil.   
      
   For you, same experience. You bought your own home,   
   you probably viewed it as an achievement, a source   
   of pride and now you're homeless. AND, every last   
   cent you spent on that house is gone forever.   
      
   But one example is bad luck, the other is evil.   
      
      
      
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