Why are there good people and bad people?

Question

Every society holds these two sorts.
From 5 yrs. old to or greater than 25 yrs. old some
people change to worse? (Most of the kids at 5 are angels, but some at 25 or older are demons) What went wrong here?
What does it happen to those people that turn into being the bad ones?
Is their blame or world's?
Is it that the world they live in and among is all-rotten or what?
Does the hardness of life have to do any with? if so, what to do?

Answer 1

Well, my son was an angel until he started school and was exposed to other people on a regular basis. He ' s not bad now, but he certainly is not the angel he was when he was 4 and 5. I think alot of it is the exposure to the culture.

Answer 2

I think it is both what you are exposed to and luck. Some people can have the best environment growing up but something they are exposed to cause a change for the worse. Some people are constantly exposed to violent actions but grow up wanting to make a positive difference in the world. And then there is everybody else that falls in between. You take a candy bar when your seven, you get caught and you get punished hopefully you learn your lesson and you never do it again. But for some they never do and it snowballs from there. I don't think it is possible to identify all the different factors that can influence why someone is good vs. someone who is bad, that's what I think at least.

Answer 3

The social environment molds and shapes a child that is a blank canvas into the man that he eventually is.

A child's mental capacities determine how he reacts to external influences. From then on, everything that the kid comes in contact with--and how he reacts to it and how the environment reacts back to his reaction--will influence him and build up his persona. A harsh environment will toughen the person into a cold and selfish person. A sheltered environment will promote a naive and innocent person. Most environments fall into somewhere in between.

There are some pivotal moments (forks in the road) that also determine the rest of the person's life. E.g. That first kiss. That first encouragement. That first fight. That first lie. That first abandonment.

The best one can ask for is to have a caring family to provide the initial protection and to instill a sense of self confidence and value system so that the person can count on and rely on consulting for the rest of his life as he deals with new interactions with society.

Answer 4

There are no good people and bad people, only good deeds and evil deeds. We are all capable of doing both good and evil, and I believe that both genetics and environment influence our behavior. Take Adolf Hitler, for example. Hitler was responsible for the deaths of millions of people and his use of gas chambers is one of the most evil deeds we can imagine. But consider Hitler's love of the arts. Hitler was quite a talented painter and his creations on canvass were testimonial to his good side.
Like I said, there is good and evil in all of us. We are ambiguous.

Answer 5

I know, it's repulsive. People like that probably feel low about themselves, so they lash out at others. You can't respect others if you don't respect yourself, so every one is fair game.

Answer 6

If there were not bad people , there were not good people ( Because good people anti bad people ).

Answer 7

IF EVERYBODY WERE GOOD, THE WORLD WOULD BE TOO PERFECT, AND IT WOULD GET OVER POPULATED,
THATS WHY WE NEED BAD PEOPLE TO KEEP THE POPULATION LIVABLE.