Behind Flurry of Killing, Potency of Hate

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Nii mõneski teemas on käinud läbi mõttekäik, et vaid mingid loomastunud kaugete maade inimesed teevad tavainimesele uskumatuid jõhkruseid.

It is dangerous to assume that it takes a monster to commit a monstrosity, said Herbert Kelman, professor emeritus of social ethics at Harvard.

“We are all capable of such things,” said Mr. Kelman, 86, whose family fled Vienna under the Nazis in 1939. “It doesn’t excuse anything, it doesn’t justify anything and it is by no means a full explanation. But it’s something that is worth remembering: We are dealing in a sense with human behavior responding to certain circumstances.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/13/world ... ss&emc=rss