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— Today In History (@historigins) December 25, 2025
Professor: The person in the blue jacket at the second desk over there. What’s your name?
Student: Alexis.
Professor: Alexis! Get out of the lecture hall. Don’t ever come to my lectures again.
Student: I don’t understand.
Professor: I won’t say it twice.
(Exit student)
Professor: Thank you. Why do laws exist? What are they for? Anyone?
Student: For social order.
Student: To protect individual rights.
Student: So we can rely on the government?
Professor: For justice. Thank you.
Professor: Was that unfair to the classmate just now? It certainly was.
Why didn’t anyone protest? Why didn’t anyone try to stop it? Why didn’t anyone try to prevent this injustice?
You saw what you learned. Even a thousand hours of lectures won’t make you understand without experiencing it.
You said nothing because it didn’t affect you. This attitude goes against you and life.
Think it’s none of your business? Not about you?
I’ll tell you. If you don’t help justice, one day you’ll experience injustice yourself, and no one will help you.
The bad news is that if you stand up for some one, you could be condemned.