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Quotes About Justice

Well, I suppose men can make all the laws they like, he said, but God made hope.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Anybody messes with the girls, we'll take care of him right smart," the elder Wurm assured Ian. "It's not that hard," the other said honestly. "Break just one of them bastards' noses with a hoe handle and the rest of 'em settle right down.
~ Diana Gabaldon
If it was killing-and it was- then I thought it not murder, but a justifiable homicide, undertaken in desperate self defense.
~ Diana Gabaldon
He said the truth is the truth, and people should take responsibility for their own actions, which is right.
~ Diana Gabaldon
The thing was, some men needed killing. The Church didn't admit that, save it was war. The Mohawk understood it fine. So did Uncle Jamie.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Fraser nodded casually toward Twelvetrees. "Is there anything ye want me to beat out of him?
~ Diana Gabaldon
My father wasna always gentle, but he was usually fair," Jamie said imperturbably. "He said the truth is the truth, and people should take responsibility for their own actions, which is right.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Still, when had the right to live as one wished ever been considered trivial? Was a struggle to choose one's own destiny less worthwhile than the necessity to stop a great evil?
~ Diana Gabaldon
met with you." "Captain Randall said you were stealing cattle
~ Diana Gabaldon
The world is chaos and death and destruction. But people like you—you don't stand for that. If there is any order in the world, any peace—it's because of you, John, and those very few like you.
~ Diana Gabaldon
The sins of the fathers," I murmured to myself. "The sins of the fathers shall not be visited upon the children.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Without one word of direct explanation or apology, he had given me the message he intended. I gave you justice, it said, as I was taught it. And I gave you mercy, too, so far as I could. While I could not spare you pain and humiliation, I make you a gift of my own pains and humiliations, that yours might be easier to bear.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Je ne suis que le laird, pas Dieu. Mais la frontière est parfois ténue entre la justice et la barbarie. J'espère simplement que je suis du bon côté. Je
~ Diana Gabaldon
I don't hold wi' rape, and we've not the time for it, anyway." I was pleased to hear this statement of policy
~ Diana Gabaldon
Wengeful," she said. "Wery wengeful, 'e is. But oo'd blame him?" Oo, indeed? (A Fugitive Green)
~ Diana Gabaldon
So I reached down into my workbasket, took my wee knife from its sheath, and went for his balls
~ Diana Gabaldon
I bring ye your vengeance, lady," he said, as quietly as I'd ever heard him speak. He straightened and inclined his head in turn to Mary and Mrs. Munro. "And justice for the wrong done to ye.
~ Diana Gabaldon
But there—poor men mun bleed for the rich man's gold, and always will, eh?
~ Diana Gabaldon
the truth is the truth, and people should take responsibility for their own actions
~ Diana Gabaldon
Adaletle zorbal?k aras?nda çok ince bir çizgi var.
~ Diana Gabaldon
So you don't think the sins of the fathers should be visited upon the children?" Grey sighed, pressing his shoulders against the chair to ease the stiffness in his back. "If they were, I should think humanity would have ceased to exist by now, pressed back into the earth by the accumulated weight of inherited evil.
~ Diana Gabaldon
I suppose men can make all the laws they like," he said, "but God made hope.
~ Diana Gabaldon
If life was fair, then what?
~ Diana Gabaldon
Well, I suppose men can make all the laws they like," he said, "but God made hope.
~ Diana Gabaldon