It is a bold move to label someone as evil, even more so to clump up an entire group and remove all aspects of humanity from them. Insane or not, people are always people. And contrary to what some may think, there is no man or woman born "evil". To think in such a manner is a feeble attempt to dehumanize someone in an effort to remove all complications of personal morality. It's much easier to attack at an evil person. And it's much easier to kill an "evil" person. If they are "evil", born that way and possessed by the devil, you are in the clear from all moral faults. And by implication, the higher powers that forged this world into what it is are inherently on your side. This is why, for some odd reason, God seems to only bless America, as if the rest of the world, especially those in the "evil", usually "darker-skinned", regions of the globe, don't deserve divine blessings. Let's face it, how often do you hear anyone saying "God bless the whole world, especially those who are most troubled." Wouldn't divine intervention be most useful to a man or woman who acts "evil"? Don't they need the guidance and direction of an all powerful, all knowing supreme being?