Human, All Too Human, Part 66 summary
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In 66, the speaker identifies a wrong committed against criminals: treating them as people who are bad. The statement turns attention from their crimes to the way others regard them and makes that treatment itself an offense.
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- The speaker identifies criminals as people against whom a wrong is committed.
- The speaker includes the collective we among those responsible.
- The wrong consists in treating criminals as morally bad people.
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What does the speaker identify as the wrong committed against criminals?
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