I like this part: "recognize a reconstructed social hierarchy, see through euphemisms, interpret a situation as one that warrants intervention (even if that “intervention” means just thinking freely, reading, listening and, when possible, speaking freely), perceive the self as morally competent, maintain a strong equilibrium, hold dear values that do not depend on the approval of others, and above all—love good and reject evil."
I like this part: "recognize a reconstructed social hierarchy, see through euphemisms, interpret a situation as one that warrants intervention (even if that “intervention” means just thinking freely, reading, listening and, when possible, speaking freely), perceive the self as morally competent, maintain a strong equilibrium, hold dear values that do not depend on the approval of others, and above all—love good and reject evil."