Quotes About Justice

ts very simple. In everyday life, we're given a choice. Do the right thing, do nothing, or do the wrong thing. All too often, people choose to do nothing. And that's all right and what's wrong. Sometimes it's difficult to know what's right and what's wrong. But every so often, a few people choose to go out of their way to do the right thing.

Did you let him know that if he can't see fit to return your blow job immediately, you will have no choice but to sue?

Very little in life if fair, Susannah

I wouldn't destroy an entire house to destroy one man. But I would destroy a man to destroy a house.

I have seen too many men willing to fight to the death over a spilled cup of wine to think dying for a cause makes that cause just.

In other words, when women acquire critical skills and starting weighing their options they soon wise up to the fact that they're not getting enough recompense for their labors. In trade union terms, you'd call it a production slowdown...

Elevating such extraordinary figures as Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks and concentrating on their accomplishments to the exclusion of the foot soldiers who sustained the Civil Rights Movement, for example, implies that only a few people are called to change the world, especially within low-income and/or nonwhite communities, and that everyone else might as well stand aside.

Mimi walked out of church, knowing that if she ever saw Jack again, she would have to kill him.

Don't worry my love, we shall have our vengeance. I promise it. -Jack

The courts have always attracted gawkers, just as the church has. People are fascinated by the collision of the individual with a force that has the power to convey life or death, liberty or bondage, riches or poverty. Sometimes they had a vested interest in one side or the other, but often it was just the process itself that drew them.

With everything else going wrong so far, he was sure the police would try to use his sweat as some sort of proof of guilt.

Sure, I'm just glad you believe me." "Belief doesn't win cases, Mr. Reuter. But I do.

I have no doubt that slavery as an institution will eventually be banished

it wasn't Tori's fault that she was friends with a killer. But another part of her, a cold and dead part, said it was necessary. Tori had a role to play in all of this; it was for the greater good.

And while we are living, we receive no punishment but what we put on each other or that we make for ourselves

Love cannot exist without the dimension of justice.

Evil done in the name of a Power of good is still evil. And good done in the name of a Power of evil is still good.

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And revenge generally turns out to be a lot less satisfying than you think it will be.

Life isn't fair' is nothing but an excuse people make to justify bad things they do. But why shouldn't life be fair? What's keeping it from being fair? Those same cruel, mean, and evil people. I think you understand that, Mags—maybe not in your head, but in your heart, which is more important. And the more people there are who try to make life fair, the more likely it is that it will become fair. Don't you want that?:

There's no justice for the poor man. Money buys justice, and I have no doubt there's a great deal of money in that man's pockets to buy the finest judge on the bench.

We, the Sworn Sisterhood, do solemnly vow to take back Acadia from those who are responsible for the scourge of the dragon and the tempests. We will fight them with our hands and our weapons. We will fight them with the power of our conviction. We will face the enemy without fear. We will take the enemy down and bring the enemy to justice and there is nothing that can stand in our way.

He had to admit that he did. And he had to admit that the idea of making life fair had a kind of thrill to it. Even if all he did was share a piece of bread . . . But

Life isn't fair' is nothing but an excuse people make to justify bad things they do. But why shouldn't life be fair? What's keeping it from being fair? Those same cruel, mean, and evil people.