And instead of addressing the issue that made them fit outside of our Norm, we move them even farther and tell them they are wrong.

I am calling attention to addressing the issues instead of labeling them damned. I am not saying, we need to change how we view evil, but instead how we handle evil. We believe people are evil with a snap of the fingers instead of trying to understand the reason we label them evil. Sometimes the best solution is the change our standard, others are to help change the other.

Also look at: "We are humans, all of us. Everyone is evil to some standard out there." I admit, we are evil to some standard out there. In actuality I know that we are all evil to tons of standard out there. There are also standards that we do fit.

If you believe God defines the evil people in the world, then of course there are evil people to your standards. I cannot argue with your fundamental beliefs with how the world runs. I would think you would agree with my approach to address issues instead of your so called, "Ok for each of us to be evil". I don't believe I said that and if I did I am sorry for the misunderstanding. I mean that there is a reason they are labeled, "Evil" by us or our society. Maybe we should address the issues instead of address the person by removing them from our society.