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At large, the behaviors people exhibit are determined by crystalline (unchanging) genetic traits. This is a well known fact, easily exhibited by looking at racial crime stats for any group you wish; they are all different, not just in magnitude but in type (ie. mexicans are more likely to do kidnappings, black people are more likely to do rapes, white people are more likely to do extortion and embezzlement…)
If you want to raise a kid to be a good person, learn about psychology and try to become more mature yourself. (Maturity = ability to handle stressful situations. You should be able to answer just about any question your kid asks you, no matter how tough, and provide a good explanation for everything you ask them to do.)
Finally even if we had a 'perfect' world where all crime was eradicated, evil would still exist because of resentment between different people groups which always pops up. Basically, 'evil' is something that always springs up either when a person is pathological or when two people-groups can't get along. In the first case you can theoretically fix it with societal organization but in the second case there is no solution except competition.
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