A model answer, impeccable, but Roland wanted to hear something else. Li Lin knew this well and continued at a calm pace.
"An individual, ultimately, is just that, a part of the world, and cannot act independently of the whole system. Those who believe personal will is sacred and inviolable, boasting of absolute freedom, are either wishful thinkers with an undeveloped brain or political opportunists with ulterior motives."
"..."
"The recognition of individual will is necessary, but only on the premise that it does not threaten the majority, nor bring destruction to the entire system and order. Conversely, as long as one adheres to the rules, most freedoms and a quality, secure life can also be guaranteed. Without this premise, the corresponding conditions naturally do not exist, and the will of that individual becomes meaningless and must be monitored, to be dealt with before the situation becomes irreparable."
There was deafening silence.
