If you don't stand against injustice, you don't deserve justice. amirite?

You're assuming you know what justice is. Or that we'd know what justice is.

by Visible_Big5668 5 hours ago

I'm assuming justice as right to feel safe and be themselves without encroaching other's right to feel safe and be themselves. if a person is nasty and tries to violate other person in physical form, then it is injustice as the victim's right to feel safe and be themselves is being threatened by the nasty person. The nasty person encroaches other people's right to be feel safe and be themselves, so the one who encroaches other's right to feel safe and be themselves is the criminal and should be punished accordingly.

by Otherwise_Log 4 hours ago

In other words : "If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem".

by Anonymous 4 hours ago

If you watched someone get kicked in the teeth and said nothing, don't whine when it's your turn on the curb.

by Anonymous 3 hours ago

Wait, but you're just describing everyone who commits a serious crime. You're saying criminals don't deserve justice?

by Anonymous 3 hours ago

if you don't fight for human rights, you don't deserve human right.

by Otherwise_Log 3 hours ago

What if I am in favor of injustice? What do I deserve?

by sebastianemard 3 hours ago

Sure maybe people may not feel obliged to but teaching them kindness through examples is the best way to radicalise people into the oath of integrity and kindness

by Emergency-Comment 2 hours ago

So you're saying you deserve injustice, since you aren't standing against injustice towards those that don't stand against injustice

by Anonymous 2 hours ago

Justice means being fair even if it doesn't feel right. That means some truly vile people walk freely simply because the law condones their actions.

by Anonymous 2 hours ago

Pretty much

by Anonymous 1 hour ago

I understand what you are saying, and agree with you 70%. But not everyone has the privilege, luxury, or resources to stand against injustice. That's why we shouldn't assume that everyone who stays silent agrees with it. We live in an imperfect world, which means sometimes we have to pick our battles. However, some people in high trust societies have a strong sense of justice and fairness (Check out Scandinavian countries like Finland for example). If you could somehow build a similar culture to your own country that would be great

by Reneerdman 1 hour ago