Justice When the question is asked ‘Can we live in a just world?’ In effect it is asking us a variety of things. ‘Can there be justice for all?’ and ‘Can the rebe equality for all people?’ . The answer to this question is no. Unfortunately we live in a world where justice has never really transpired. The first justice that I would like to speak about is personal justice.
Blessed are those reared in a household innocence of the deadly sin of envy. Their lives will be tormented by a grinding resentment that they are not beautiful, or famous, or favored with gifts of fortune. They will not demand as a natural right or an entitlement of personal equality with everybody under the sun; nor maintain that their opinions are as good as anybody else’s. They will not covet a neighbors’ goods. And thus they may come to know peace of soul.
The injustice of equality 10/15/93 The point of this statement is not to say that envy makes equality. When we wish for ‘personal equality’ with people, we wish to deny what we really are and allow for superficialness. We become so obsessed with our possessions that we forget who we are and the beauty of our differences. Aristotle said that ‘it is unjust to treat unequal things equally’. All people are different, that is exactly what makes us human, so when we treat people entirely the same, we deny their identity. For example that does not mean that should not treat all people with respect, but I feel that even that may differ depending on who you are and how I am related to you.
The Essay on Revolving Door Justice People Jail Idea
Revolving Door Justice 1) Plea Bargaining is when a person may agree to lesser crime as to not clog up the jury system but when this can be made the accused will wait for a good deal. I think that this is a bad idea because it makes it seem like the justice system can be bought or bargained with and laws can be bent. 2) Parole is the ability to get out of jail under the watch of the state. Parole ...
For instance, I will not give a stranger the same amount of respect that I might give my mother or father. I feel that would be unfair, and ignorant. The stranger should have to earn my respect, just like my parents or friends. The teachings of Marx exemplified this very wrong that I am discussing.
Marx believed (if I am not mistaken) that in order to bring about equality for all, first we must find the inequality between classes and get rid of it. When this deed is performed it would in essence place everybody on the same level. This would place all people in an equality of conditions, where all are in the same boat. The average person would be faced with the same problems as the next. This is the type of ‘just’s oci ety that I do not think should exist. It is absolutely unjust.
I have no doubt that when we recognize the differences between people, without being envious of their talents and gifts, we may find things that we may learn from. By doing this we not only make life more bearable by eliminating ignorance, but learning to love differences Many of the problems today are caused because people fail to see the glory in variance. This is the problem of mis-education, or lack of it. Education is also part of justice.
I believe that all people (however unrealistic that this may be) whether rich or poor should be placed with an equivalence of education. The dilemma I face when making this statement is that it is contradictory to almost all that I have previously stated. If people should not be on a personal state of justice, does that include education? I can not answer this. I imagine that all people should have the same opportunity to reach their peak or greatness, and also to stop the breading of ignorance and individualism.
Individualism places the interests of the individual over the interests of the state or social group. The act of individualists infringe upon another persons right to live in a peaceful, loving environment, and with the basic rights that are deserved by human beings. I do not think that it is just for children to grow up in an atmosphere of violence and poverty, that is unjust. They should not be the target of starvation.
The Essay on Vietnamese Education Problems
Education Problems In the process of development of country, education is always put on the priority. Nowadays, education in Vietnam meet a lot of problems need to be solved. Including, school fee, infrastructure and curriculum are three main problems make student’s difficulties and make quality of education not good at all. The first problem is school fee, which increases quickly in every year. ...
These situations exist because people place their selfish needs before the needs of others. The Spiritual Justice, that may only be achieved by God, is the ideal Justice in the world. I believe it to be untouchable by humans. God’s ultimate justice is not affected by how you look, how smart you are, your rank, class, or the amount of power that you have obtained. All that matters to Gods the integrity of your heart.
The justice that God gives is the only true justice that may be obtained. When obtained material possessions mean nothing to you, the only thing that matters is your love for others. I do not believe it possible under any standards that we may ever have a just world. It is against human nature.
Justice is a theme only God may accomplish. In my opinion Believe that I try to be as fair, and just as possible to all people. I do not make it my business to intimidate or discriminate against anybody based on a prejudice. When with anybody I try to be as friendly and respectful as possible. The problem with being too friendly is that a lot of the time people will take advantage of you because of it. Indirectly however I might inflict harm upon a person by not getting involved.
To cite an instance, if an wrong towards an individual is being performed, sometimes I feel that it is not my place to interfere. That is an injustice.
