For those who do not seek power, taking immoral actions is out of the question; these people must endeavor to lead gracious, generous, and compassionate lives free from corruption or manipulation of other people, even those deemed as "evil." However, the case is very much opposite for people who do have power and the responsibility to use this power to oversee other people. The "ideal" ruler must be an amoral and calculating tyrant capable of unifying his subjects. Empathy is not a valuable trait for rulers. If a leader were to become charitable and congenial, he or she would not be taken seriously; their amiable acts would fall into the insatiable attitudes of...