A word that is overused constantly yet it's meaning can't be truly fulfilled.
Each and every person has their own view and belief of what justice is. Most people say it's the truth while others say that it's about receiving your punishment.
Is there such a thing called true justice?
They say that justice is blind because it based, its judgment on the weight and measures of the crime and favors no one, if so why are so many criminals run free while others suffer at the hand of cruel fate.
If it favors no one then tell me, are crimes already based on the amount of money you have? Is that how the Supreme Court of justice works? Based on your wealth, power, and influence?
I thought that justice was supposed to be morally fair, being righteousness, and having equality regardless of status, position and wealth yet why is it being ignored?
Is that even justice?
If lawyers swore loyalty to the Supreme Court or Justice System that they would tell all truth and not lie then explain how they would defend their clients.
What if their client was actually guilty of the crime? How will the lawyer defend that person when he swore honesty to the court? Her job and responsibility involve defending a person but how would they do that if it's true? You can't say that they should expose the truth because no one would trust that lawyer again if it happens. After all, it is their job to defend them not to expose them.
If these things contradict then tell me how can you be so sure of what's the truth and what's a lie? How can you even trust them if it's still not clear which side is true justice?
In the end, those people who claim truth yet fail to do so are nothing but hypocrites. They tell us to be honest and true however the claim they have for themselves that they don't lie is questionable itself.
Tell who's right and wrong.
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A/N: These are just my opinions and views. You don't have to take them seriously this is just based on what I see and understand.
Thanks for reading!
