Or it could be a screenshot, but it’s Robert so I’m posting.

Father: You wrote that the human race “does not matter”.
Charles: No way. All I said is that it has happened before and will continue to pass again and again.
The Father: Nothing like this has happened before, we go. They are still counting the dead.
Charles: Please do not misunderstand me. This kind of brutality can be found since biblical times. And what I said in my article was not the rest of the human race did not matter; what I said was that, above all, one should not betray himself.
Father: Well, let ‘s look at the Bible then. You can say that Pontius Pilate not betrayed himself.
Charles: Well, that’s certainly a banal illustration that most students probably would not agree.
Father: Well, but …
Charles: The tragedy is not only that Pontius Pilate betray himself, but hundreds of people in the crowd who supported him were betrayed themselves. And that’s what I wrote about the tragedy of war. No one man had the courage to be evil; but many had not the courage to be good.

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