Babylonian Talmud Quotes
Who can protest and does not, is an accomplice in the act.
Topics
Accountability
Activism
Civil Disorders
Demonstrations
Dissent
Morality
Protests, Protesters
Resistance
Responsibility
Silence
Civic Responsibility, Social Responsibility
Guilt, The Guilty
Citizen Participation
Civil Disorder
Collective Action
Complicity
Inaction
Civic Duty, Public Duty
Protest
Moral Obligation
Political Engagement
Citations
Babylonian Talmud, Sabbath 54b
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