If some people choose to be a good person, if they take pleasure, I don't interfere with them in life, and nobody should interfere with me. But they were getting involved in me. Moreover, evil is unique to the individual, it is unique to you, me and our only pistol, and the creator of us is our God, as well as proudly and pleasure. But things that are not individuals cannot bear evil, that is, state and judges and schools do not allow evil because they cannot allow individuals. Isn't it the story of our modern history, the story of the brave, small individuals who fight these big machines? I'm serious about this, my brothers. But I do what I do because I love what I do.
The quote presents a reflection on individualism and the complexities of morality. It suggests that while some individuals choose to embody goodness and derive pleasure from it, there should be no interference in others' choices. The speaker acknowledges that the essence of evil is unique to each person, rooted in their identity and experiences, implying that a personal connection to morality is fundamental to one's existence. This highlights the importance of respecting individual paths in life.
