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5 November, 06:49

When someone acts unfairly you are unsure whether to say anything to him or her?

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  1. 5 November, 07:11
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    The answer would be depending on the situation. It is because there are some circumstances that a person does not need to say anything to the person when he or she has done something unfairly because there are times that it is best not to interfere and sometimes it is best to say something to him or her, especially when they have afflicted pain towards others.
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