Confining

You've got a million dollars in front of you. You can either spend it for yourself or spend it on a surgery for someone you don't know who is in danger of quadriplegia. You don't know each other. And no one will ever know what a noble deed you've done sacrificing all the money for the surgery for a person you don't know, or how mean you were to take the money confining that person to a wheelchair for the rest of their life. So what would you do? You can't share the money.

He continues always being aggressive towards society, rather than repelling society and confining himself.

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There's a million dollars in front of you. You can keep it for yourself or pay with it for a surgery for a person you don't know who is in danger of becoming paralysed. You don't know each other. No one will ever know how nobly you acted by giving away all the money for a stranger's surgery, or what base choice you made to take the money confining that person to a wheelchair for the rest of their life. What would you do? Sharing the money is not an option.