The Tao of Demons Without Form
The sage said: in this world there is no inherent distinction between good and evil. Yet under heaven, all bustle for profit; all rush about for gain. Wherever interests are exchanged, disputes over uneven shares inevitably give rise to the so-called righteous and the so-called evil.
But how are people to tell what is righteous and what is evil? Those who stand among the righteous act arrogantly and overbearingly, hiding oppression of the good beneath a facade of moral propriety—how can that be called righteous? Those who humble themselves among the evil act in a singular, unconventional way, wearing an air of frivolity while doing deeds that save the people—how can that be called evil?
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