Are people who stand by and stay silent when they witness injustice equally responsible for its occurrence?

Explain how Elie Wiesel would answer this question. Then, discuss one example from our world today where this central idea can be found.

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Are people who stand by and stay silent when they witness injustice equally responsible for its occurrence?



Explain how Elie Wiesel would answer this question.  Then, discuss one example from our world today where this central idea can be found.

nfreeman · Answer

i don't know who elie wiesel is, but there is something about societal norms that would justify the choice or action to remain uninvolved in injustices that they witness.  so, no, i don't think people are equally responsible.  they're sheep.  you can't blame them.

testing123guest · Answer

ahh okie