Does anyone else think that when they say "justice is blind" it a load of bull?

Question

If anyone seen the statue the represents justice it has a blind fold
but i believe that blind fold is "see through" in a matter of speak.

Answer 1

You're being too literal here. What the phrase means is that justice is blind to any arguments until a verdict is rendered either by a judge or a jury.

Answer 2

There never will be a totally blind justice system as long as humans are designing them. I don't think it is a load of bull, the American system is about as good as you will find. You seem to want all or nothing. Wise up.

Answer 3

Yes, I think justice is blind. The problem is that the people administering Justice are not and they don't administer Justice in a rational manner most of the time.

Answer 4

Like most things in representative democracies, blind justice is the ideal toward which we strive. It has not yet been achieved but as long as the ideal is alive, there is hope.

Answer 5

Justice is blind but the wealthy can offer some very effective laser eye surgery!

Answer 6

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Answer 7

That is the ideal, but the rich and inflencial get a better shake, of course.