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Three types of people in society


People in society are broadly characterized into three categories


Innocents

These are the people who are so-called "GOOD PEOPLE", the so-called "cows". They are good because they do not have the capacity to be evil, so there is no great morality in being good for such kind of people because they can't be someone else (bad).


Arrogants

These are the so-called "Worst people". They are undisciplined, I'll mannered, unfocused, and behave illiterate. They are a curse to the society and they need to be overlooked for the betterment of society.


Monsters

These are the people who have the full capacity to be evil but keep themselves good considering their role and social etiquette. This category of people feels the duty to overlook arrogants to avoid them harming the innocents. They are important for society.

Location: India

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