Is justice a tangible reality?

Question

Is there really justice in the world , can it be acomplished?

Answer 1

It is beyond human capability to render justice by any action of ours, UNLESS, we act in tune with Natural Justice, which by itself is too complex to be understood with just the human brain and the inputs through sense organs !
This explanation has no relevance at all with the sense of Justice that is normally used and understood. That is why so many questions arise regarding even Natural Calamities victimising a large number of people, questioning the Justice of Nature itself.
We humans render justice according to our own codes, for an orderly society, and courts just administer justice as per law (many Judges have acknowledged that though they personally know that a person is not guilty, the law & evidence requires them to be punished !).

Answer 2

There are many levels of this ideal we call justice. The higher and more serious the level, the more difficult it becomes to define or even administer justice. Because it is so convoluted on the higher levels, it clouds our understanding of justice in the world. Look for it on the simple levels such as raising children or working through issues at work.

Answer 3

It can't be described as tangible or reality because it is so subjective. Who defines justice? It is a constantly changing concept depending on the view of the perceiver.

Answer 4

the answer to your question is NO. The illusion is in the use of the word justice. There is only equity..in all things attempt to be equitable. That is as much as can be hoped for. As in Solomon with the two women claiming the same child. He did not concern himself with justice..that was unknowable. He attempted equity and the verdict revealed itself.

Answer 5

"Justice" is pretty obviously subjective and relative.

What might seem JUST to me, may not, to you?

On a moral level, globally, We've all witnessed Injustices, and often forget, or don't pay more attention to GOOD that happens.

On a very personal level, we have some ability to create manifestations of our own justice, as we might define it. The issue is, however, is,,, Is that JUSTICE appropriate only to us? AND/OR does it then do INJUSTICE to others?

Steven Wolf

Answer 6

No. Since it has infinite definitions and as many applications, it can never be the same thing to different people.

What men consider to be justice, can always be synonymous with revenge.

In their perfect sense, they would be antonyms.

Answer 7

Sure there is justice, but who's to say what is just.

Answer 8

It is only fully implied in an idela world.. one which is far far away than what we are living in today

Answer 9

no

Answer 10

no