How do you deal with evil people?

Answer 1

i pray for them.

Answer 2

How I deal with evil people depends on how we are defining "evil people." If, by "evil" we mean that the person is generally selfish and only cares about themselves, I would say that that describes the vast majority of people in the world. Those people are not truly "evil" they are more like "neutral." They aren't good, but they aren't "evil" either. Those people I deal with by politely limiting my interaction with them, making sure they aren't involved in any important part of my life, and doing all I can to surround myself with good people, who I can trust to be my friends and allies through life.
But if, by "evil" we mean the truly evil people who delight in causing harm to others, then that's a different story. The truly evil -- who do things like torture and rape children, for example, are thankfully rare in the world. Some people would say that the truly evil people are just sick, and should be treated as such. Some would say that people who do truly evil things must have had a bad childhood, and should be pitied. Some would say that those who do truly evil things just haven't found God and need to be prayed for. I disagree.
In my view, the truly evil people need to be killed. They need to be shut off like a light switch for the good of society. Obviously, we must first be certain that they are the evil people we believe them to be. They need to have a fair trial. But if they are found guilty of truly evil acts, they need to be put down.
Some people might say that this whole discussion presupposes a moral value judgment. That we are judging the morality of others, which implies a moral superiority which we have not established. In other words, who are we to judge the morality of the actions of others? To those people I say, "shut the hell up." The Supreme Court said when ruling on the issue of pornography, "I can't define it, but I know it when I see it." Mr. Burns, on the Simpsons said, "I'm no art critic, but I know what I hate. And I don't hate this." Well, I believe we each have a moral compass within us. I don't know if it's a throwback to a collective unconscious, if it's just how we were taught right from wrong, it it's our soul, or what. But most people naturally know when an action is truly evil. And when faced with true evil, we have a duty to destroy that evil.

Answer 3

Like Dena and Stephie wrote, unless that evil person is your girlfriend and you live with her. That really was my situation. I swear man, she was more evil than the devil. Never had a nice thing to say to me after our first 4 months together. Then she turned so evil I could not believe. I have never met anyone so bad. I tried to ignore her, pay no attention to her, not talk to her and tried to avoid her until I could figure out my plan of leaving. But everything I tried she was aware of. She was a smart little thing and was not a kid. Hell, she was 47 and wicked as hell itself. So you gotta get away from evil. No talking, no phone calls, no eye contact, no nothing. Stay as far away from evil as you can get. You CANNOT deal with evil people............

Answer 4

Evil people are very difficult to deal with because they are mentally unstable, it is best to avoid if possible. If you are in a situation where you think its impossible to do this. Do it anyway........no matter what it takes. Get away from that kind of negativity and danger. Go to the Police if you are in danger or know someone else who may be in peril of this evil. You also have the right to protect yourself...Remember that fact.

Answer 5

Bless them and release them to the universe. What you send out comes back to you three fold. We may not, we usually are not, around to see karma take care of people who do horrible things, but it does happen. Just have faith. The most important thing is to not give evil people power over you by carrying a grudge. That does nothing but eat you up inside. Embrace the power of "let it be," it's incredibly rewarding.

Answer 6

Stay away from them, if at all possible and mentally send vibrations of love to them. Pray for them. They probably need it more than anyone else. It is easy to love people who love you, a lot harder to love the ones who treat you like $hit. Thank God for sending them into your life because there is probably a valuable lesson in your experience with them somehow, somewhere. Although you probably won't know what it is until they are out of your life.

Answer 7

I try to stay away from them. And if I'm out and about and encounter an evil person, I still try to go around the situation rather than immerse myself in it.

Answer 8

There's an old saying: Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer..........

Evil people are best faced head-on --- don't turn your back around an evil person...............

Answer 9

depends on what kinda evil you talking about.
there are people that are evil and smart. i'd suggest you to respect them and keep yourself away from those people.
there are people that are evil but extremely stupid. i'd suggest you to keep yourself away from them but just watch what they do. and when they walk up to you and try to pick on you all you have to do is smile at them and walk away.

Answer 10

You can always try the nice approach, talk to the bastard try to calm him down. If it doesn't work try the simple approach kick the s*it out of them until they know who they're fu**ing with.

Answer 11

Ignore them, they'll get theres in time. Took me awhile, but I finally learned how to live my life and not pay attnention to jerks.