it is better to commit or to be victim from injustice?

Question

i am asking because roger from www.peripherique.org is questionning about

Answer 1

no matter what we do, injustice is there to choke out our very existence; there is never much that we can do about it. So the answer to your question in no in both regards.

Answer 2

I'd rather be a victim of an injustice rather than someone who commits it. Because, if I commit the injustice than I am at fault, but if I am a victim then I am still innocent in the matter.

Answer 3

neither is the best answer, but if u commit the crime then your justice may not be a good outcome, and if you are a victim of injustice I would not give up the fight until justice is served. the system is not how we want it to be, but when your go against the system then the outcome is not always in your favor. so don't play against the game. keep being a victim and don't stand up for what u for u feel is right, or be in the system like everyone else who doesn't care about their future. the choice is your. either lay down or get down...................

Answer 4

"It is never better to commit injustice. Its not better to be a victim of injustice either. You wanna remain in between these two choices ... do no injustice and be no victim of it!
It may seem like a difficult place to remain, but, remember no one promised life would be fair or easy. Simply do the best you can (with the help of your good friends, relatives, favorable acquaintences and the law)."

Answer 5

I'm not sure I completely understand your question but will try to answer what I think you're asking.

Most of us feel life hasn't been fair in some ways. We can dwell on it and dreg up people to resent, and spend our lives with bitterness fighting something that cannot or will not change in our favor.

Or we can say; this is the way life is - and try to move onward. Try not to blame others, try not to feel sorry for ourselves. When we do those things, we are wallowing in being the victim. We want sympathy instead of happiness. We are making ourselves another kind of 'victim'.....

Acceptance is the answer to all problems. Whatever happens in God's world happens for a purpose. Perhaps the purpose is to keep us humble, compassionate and considerate........? we can't know all the reasons, so we accept without blame and we can heal and live a happy life.

However, if someone is doing something directly to you, it is up to you to face them now, and tell them how you feel about it. We have to protect ourselves from blatant attacks that destroy our reputation and joy. No one has a right to come up and kick you without expecting something in return. My thought would be not a 'kick' but a police officer. We must try to handle things according to law. When we don't, there are new consequences to experience.

Never respond until you have considered how you will feel about it later or what consequences might be waiting.

Answer 6

being a victim is a good way to prevent commiting injustice...when you've been a victim, you know what it feels like and therefore (hopefully) you wouldn't want to make anyone else feel like that.

Answer 7

Neither of them would be a good choice....to defend urself and ur loved ones against injustice is, IMO, the best option.

Answer 8

u should be neither the victim nor the doer. u must fight it out. whenever u see injustice done to u oe to others or to the society u must fight for justice . that is one of the fundamental duty of every citizen .

Answer 9

Neither.Sorry I don't wanna be in prison or suffering because of some injustice,thank you very much.

Answer 10

The victim. At least you'll have a clean conscience.