Ten Deadly Sins, a sarcastic statement about human nature
The Ten Deadly Sins was a novel with a crime theme, which satirized the greed, selfishness, cruelty, and indifference of human nature. The following are some of the sarcastic statements: No one is innocent. Everyone is committing crimes for their own desires and interests. The ones who commit crimes are not others but those who have endless desires and are extremely selfish. Crime is a kind of silent violence, it makes the relationship between people cold and broken. The greed and selfishness of human nature make people more likely to commit crimes because they pursue their own interests. Crime is an act of self-satisfaction that makes people cruel and cold. Crime is an act of avoiding responsibility. It makes people irresponsible. Crime is an irresponsible act towards the victim. It makes people feel no guilt or gratitude. 8. Crime is a behavior that cannot be prohibited because it begins with personal desires and selfish pursuits. Crime is a kind of behavior that destroys social stability because it will lead to distrust and conflict between people. Only by reducing the crime rate through education and moral standards can we truly achieve social stability and harmony.