4 ms·
Maybe for some highly abstract definition of justice. But for more everyday use, it's not hard to come up with examples that one society considers just while th
by koliber 4y ago
Maybe for some highly abstract definition of justice. But for more everyday use, it's not hard to come up with examples that one society considers just while the other unjust.
Justice does not have to be cogent, which is defined as "(of an argument or case) clear, logical, and convincing.". There were and are justice systems that leave out one or more of these ingredients to some extent. Some leave out some logic by presuming the existence of a supernatural being. Some are more authoritarian and not very convincing.