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A "miscarriage of justice" implies an occasional event. The system is rigged in favor of those individuals and groups that hold power in this country.
by lstyls 12y ago
A "miscarriage of justice" implies an occasional event. The system is rigged in favor of those individuals and groups that hold power in this country.
- tptacek 12y agoFor hundreds of years, African Americans were systematically murdered, robbed, raped, and disenfranchised by hundreds of thousands of American citizens who were never made culpable for the overwhelming vast majority of those offenses. If countries had to give up after continuous cycles of injustice, there would be no countries. I concede ahead of time that there's a coherent political philosophy that says "that's right, and that's a good thing". It's just not mine.
- dmix 12y agoI believe the overall complaint is that decades of gov action/civil inaction has effectively neutered "cycles of injustice" into a perpetual state of mediocrity (aka status quo).
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- coldtea 12y ago>If countries had to give up after continuous cycles of injustice, there would be no countries. And that would be bad because?