Word of the Week: passive

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Word of the Week: passive

“Passive” used in a sentence Someone with his passive, gentle nature would never initiate a fist fight. I've been passive for far too long, and now it's time I stood up for myself. He's usually a passive person, but once he hits the basketball court, an aggressive side emerges. During the Holocaust, the bystanders passively let the Nazis murder the Jews.

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Who does Einstein believe has more power: those who commit acts of evil or those who watch passively and do nothing? Do you agree or disagree? Why?

Do you agree or disagree with George Carlin? What evidence it there to support your point of view?