Wild but maybe true v.02

I think, it would be viable to research this notion:

"The development of evil is directly caused by lack of reciprocity"

So whenever there was a person who have solved problems not getting paid or rewarded. You'd be certain that evil is growing in that environment. 

Corruption, depression, lies, maliciousness, unproductive contentions. 

So if this were true, society could reliably shift some of the responsibilities from the perpetrators.

I know its sounds despicable and lazy, to me too, but if this is true that the growth of evil is certain, inevitable whenever there's a lack of reciprocity in the air. 

Then more appropriate measures could be made... not necessarily monetary or materialistic commodity wise, but also escape wise.

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Imagine this scenario, ok... 

A priest and a nun in a village, often take care of people, giving them food and medicine. 

One day they ran out, and one of them got sick. 

Then instead of spreading the word of God in the community, the Priest then started to conjure some Christian mysticism... 

The Village then got excited and started to brought fruits, vegetables, and other resources for the superficial expectations. 

Then it got escalated, one myth to another, some people in the village tried to conjure up their own version for their own interests, the Priest can't say nothing against it. Hell, he got into the act for extra benefits. 

Now the village is a scary village where outsiders who saw from third party point of view what was happening, were threatened with all kinds of intimidation. 

Then violent services became relevant, traders would start to form some family based gangs. But then... the gang was rewarded little... 

The Gang went rouge, starting to ask for "protection" money here and there, hence the formation of other gangs...

The Priest... started to conjure out battle blessings and charge for money. The money then used to bribe the strongest people to "protect" the church. 

And so on and so on....