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I find it singificant that you used the word "justice" against the judicial system. The very concept of law started as a need for order and justice, preventing
by devcpp 14y ago
I find it singificant that you used the word "justice" against the judicial system.
The very concept of law started as a need for order and justice, preventing grave crimes. Now, controlled by the powerful, it stands as a way to reduce justice, and to increase injustice.
- tripzilch 14y agoYes and in particular, it's not the other way around: "justice" is not defined as "that which a judicial system purports to implement". Just like "good" is not synonymous with "legal".