>The "social justice" movement dates back, uh, centuries IMO the meaning of the term has changed. The "social" in the contemporary definition of "social justic

>The "social justice" movement dates back, uh, centuries IMO the meaning of the term has changed. The "social" in the contemporary definition of "social justice" stands for social media. When I see "social justice", I think of people having their careers and personal lives put on trial, and the court is the internet itself.