Marketing
Doris Carrier
On the first day of classes at the Faculty of Law, the professor asked the student in the first place:
- What's your name?
- Nelson.
- Get out of the classroom!
Nelson was confused. The professor walked towards him and quickly got up, picked up his things and got out.
Everyone was shocked and scared, but no one spoke.
- Let's start. What are the laws for? The professor asked.
The students were still scared, but slowly began to answer the question.
- To have order in society.
- No!
- For people who make the mistake of paying for their deeds.
- No! Does anyone know the right answer?
"For justice to be served," the girl said shyly.
- Finally! Justice! But what is justice?
Everyone began to get angry at the professor's attitude. However, they continued to react.
- For the protection of human rights.
- That's OK. But still?
- Distinguish good from evil, reward those who do good.
- All right ... Answer this question: Was I good when I chased Nelson out?
Everyone was silent, no one answered.
I want a unanimous answer!
- NO! - they answered unanimously.
- Can I say I did injustice?
- YES!
"And why didn't anyone do anything?" Why do we want laws and rules if we do not have the will to enforce them? Each of you has an obligation to speak up when you witness injustice. Everyone! Never be silent again!
Go get Nelson. He must be standing in front of the door, still confused.
When we do not stand up for our rights, dignity is lost and dignity cannot be negotiated.
Post je objavljen 09.10.2021. u 14:17 sati.