He basically said, most people who do bad things, think that are doing 
something good for society.  He said that they do not think they are 
evil doing some sinister act.  I agree.  people will find a way to 
justify anything.  If it harms some people, they use the argument that 
some must be sacrificed for the whole of society. .. a twisted version 
of the Vulcan "needs of the many..."

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> Statements like this almost always get you in trouble, no matter what you 
> intend. Whenever you say that an evil person didn't set out to do evil, it's 
> bound to cause issues. I'm not sure what the exact quote from Smith is, as he 
> obviously seems to think he was misquoted...
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> http://www.examiner.com/a-1122731~Will_Smith_Angered_by_Misinterpretation.html
> LOS ANGELES (Map, News) - Will Smith is angry over celebrity gossip Web site 
> articles that he said misinterpreted a recent remark he made in a Scottish 
> newspaper about Adolf Hitler. In a story published Saturday in the Daily 
> Record, Smith was quoted saying: "Even Hitler didn't wake up going, 'let me 
> do the most evil thing I can do today.' I think he woke up in the morning and 
> using a twisted, backwards logic, he set out to do what he thought was 
> 'good.'"
> The quote was preceded by the writer's observation: "Remarkably, Will 
> believes everyone is basically good."
> Over the weekend, dozens of celebrity gossip Web sites posted articles about 
> the comment, many saying that Smith believed that Hitler was a "good" person.
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