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They say, “Do something if it’s to your advantage; if it is to
someone else’s advantage, don’t waste your time.” The result of
this attitude is a society composed of selfish, unjust, inhumane,
cruel and merciless individuals. The following words of Anton
LaVey describe their ideal order of a society; the passage is a strik-
ing indication of how merciless satanism is:

. . . there should be, ideally, . . . not rules, not regulations, but
an arrangement whereby the hunted know they’re the hunted,
the hunters know they’re the hunters and that’s it. A little more
self-awareness on the part of the human beings, the human
animals of this world, would go a great deal toward affecting
some advancement for mankind or some progress, I think. 36
In LaVey’s view, society is a herd of animals in which there
must not be any law and order. LaVey envisions society as divid-
ed into two classes: the hunters and the hunted; every social rela-
tionship will be determined by the idea of predator or prey, just

as it is in a savage arena.
How will order be kept in a society that recognizes no rules?
That question shows another aspect of the savage face of satan-
ism. The leader of a satanist clan in Turkey gives his opinion on
this matter:
The [“Do whatever you want”] rule may hasten the evolution
of man, which has slowed down since the beginning of the
18th century. That is because when a completely free person
suffers a little, he will constrain himself without any pressure. 37

Actually, satanists’ hostility to rules and laws is not logical,
because a society lacking rules and regulations will not be to their
advantage. In order to ensure a society’s continued existence, the
necessary contentment and stability can be obtained only by the

The Light of the Qur’an Has Destroyed Satanism