I feel that in the piece on evil and getting arrested, in the last paragraph "It's the same as the evil that says..." can be a bit ambigous because it immediately follows the positive things the speaker does. It's almost as if he could be saying that those good things are caused by the same evil: "I do all these things (he doesn't say 'I fight this and this'), and it's the same evil as the one that says it's OK to destroy a forest." So I'm going to change it to the slightly more verbose "The evil that says it's OK to destroy a forest is the same that says it's OK to rape a woman..."&nbsp;