Some philosophers say that everyone is always doing the best that he or she can when acting badly. Do you agree or disagree and why?
I disagree because some people do say that they know what they are doing is wrong and they go ahead anyway. Consider a person who murders another. Often, when being sentenced in a court of law, convicted people admit severe wrongdoing that was willed. The person currently is sorry, but at the time, now self-admittedly, he admits to perpetrating a wrong that he knew was wrong. He was not doing “the best that he can when acting badly.”
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