Quotes About Justice

Nonviolence simply cannot defend property rights over human rights.

People turned against each other cannot turn against those responsible.

Bombs and bullets don't discriminate.

The worst stories usually make you think: 'but nobody had to die'.These are called true stories.

[The official prosecutors] ... were more vengeful on behalf of our injuries than I myself could ever be.

Treason is a matter of the date, Proctor

The longer he remained on this earth, the more he was sure that mankind had no clue about God or heaven. Not when they used him as an excuse to kill, to punish, to discriminate.

It is time to recognize the past and ongoing genocides to prevent new ones. Together we can build a better world!

… as General Berringer would readily admit, "If you're in a fair fight, I've done something wrong.

Takin' it to ISIS, man!" Blue Jacket thumped his chest twice, and I read the saying on his shirt: Turning ISIS into WASWAS.

Morality is decided by the victors

One must realize that war is common, and justice strife, and that all things come to be through strife and are (so) ordained.

Crime, like war, is an aberration of creation.

A woman protested saying, "Of course it was a righteous war. My son fell in it.".

If we go to war, it must only be with right on our side.

It seems logical that he who supports total war in principle cannot complain of a war against civilians.

Bush spoke of another principle, that a just war must "support a just cause." In the Persian Gulf, he said, "our cause could not be more noble." What nation has ever said its war was not noble?

Just a little piece of peace can cultivate the land of Palestine, but inhuman human won't let it do that....

Sometimes violence is necessary to prevent even more violence, " I concluded, almost as if it were an epiphany.

Revenge is possible only if you spare the enemy.

The two greatest warriors are Truth and Time. Be sure to march behind, and not against, them.

In modern fantasy (literary or governmental), killing people is the usual solution to the so-called war between good and evil.

...I knew in the end the guilt of one side did not prove the innocence of the other.

It is morally appalling for the so called liberators of South Sudan to keep liberating their own people from a war that has already been won.