Quote by Dante Alighieri

The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis.

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Summary

This quote, attributed to Dante Alighieri, suggests that individuals who choose not to take a stance or remain indifferent during important moral dilemmas will face consequences in the afterlife. In essence, it criticizes the act of remaining neutral when there is an urgent need to stand up for what is right. The quote emphasizes the importance of active engagement and the moral responsibility of individuals to take a clear position and act accordingly during times of ethical conflict.

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By Dante Alighieri

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