I understand that Anselm says that things which exist in the mind and reality

I understand that Anselm says that things which exist in the mind and reality

I understand that Anselm says that things which exist in the mind and reality are better then things that exist in the mind alone, but how can this apply to things such as murder and rape? If I think of the genocide of a race, how is it any better that this genocide actually exist?

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