-=> Quoting William Elliot to John Boone <=-
 >>> John Boone on Black and White 
 
 JB> However, as I pointed out to Clarence, when given, a 
 JB> either or statement of either good or evil, and not good 
 JB> leaves us with evil. 
 WE> This presumes that good and evil are truly mutually exclusive witch is
 WE> the  case except when good is equivalent to not-evil.  Consider good
 WE> to have money and bad to owe money.  Then it is not true that 'either
 WE> good or bad' for having no money and having no debts is neither good
 WE> nor bad. 
  I don't think good and evil are equal counterparts. People routinely do 
ood
  for its own sake. I can't think of people doing evil for evil's sake.
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