Still the same words, he has a deeply ingrained prejudice against underachievers in his bones.
He doesn't treat everyone equally but sees through tinted glasses.
So it's completely instinctual for him to think that underachievers will definitely do something bad.
It's not just his deliberate difficulty, falsely accusing Sarah Sullivan.
He holds the same attitude toward all the academic failures.
But speaking of which, isn't this more frightening than him purposely targeting Sarah Sullivan?
If our school is swarming with such snobbish eyes, loving the strong and disdaining the weak, for most students, school is no longer an equal and pure world.
And it has turned into a strict hierarchy of fame and gain.
Many students do not hate studies without reason, and some indifferent and utilitarian teachers bear an undeniable responsibility.
They fundamentally don't understand one truth.
Poor grades aren't a crime!
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