Thomas Hobbes believes that it is in man’s nature to be inconsiderate, selfish and greedy. In many instances man always considers the ‘I’ first which is not a wrong thing but in all those cases it is through other people, it can be servants or workers, through which the ‘I’ desires can be fulfilled. Therefore the need to consider other people is then eliminated even before the plans are put to action. ‘we not only have desires and beliefs but also the capacity to evaluate those desires and beliefs’(Daims 2005:27).The author makes it a point that man can do wrong things while in the same time finding it to be unjust. He goes on to describe Man as ‘moral animals’. Such behaviour can be evaluated in cases whereby a person commits murder with
