Quotes About Injustice

God: God created the world, God knew the sum total, he knew the absolute value, of how the world was going to be, God does minimal to nothing to stop the malice, injustices, and cruelty. God rejects justice meaning he doesn't properly and appropriately penalize those who deserve to be punished and he doesn't protect and defend those who deserve to be secured. When I look at these harsh realities, my rational thinking activates, and makes me believe that God is pure evil.

Human rights: The only human rights any person should ever have is the rights that are just, morally right. For example the freedom of speech, the freedom of expression, the freedom of the press. Those are just a few rights every one should have, however even these rights need to be used in just ways. People can't run around doing whatever they want just because they have freedom, otherwise you get violence, crime, sin, injustice, tragedy, suffering, death and Hell.

Justice over love: Love is more powerful than malice, but justice is more powerful than love. Love without justice equals malice. Always choose justice over love otherwise you'll get injustice.

Malice minus justice equals injustice.

The more unjust, cruel, and tragic your life is, the more vital it is for you to find just things that give you comfort and hope.

The weak: Most people turn their backs on the weak, but those are the people that need the most help, if your going to turn your backs on some one it should be those who are evil.

The world: We're living in a world of failed justice and successful evil, this should be the other way around.

Those who protect and defend evil are either weak and or evil themselves, either way it go's it's a tragic injustice.

What are the (4) greatest tragedies in life? 1) To commit unjust behaviors, acts. 2)To cause unjust harm to someone or something. 3) To fall victim to injustice. 4) To suffer unjust pain.

What's more unjust, cruel, and disgusting than humanity and Hell? God.

There are many things in this world that trouble me,' she said. 'Do they not trouble you, too?

The sarcastic Gaupp desigignates such specious physical and psychological speculations (by Oppenheim) as brain mythology and molecular mythology. But in our opinion he does mythology an injustice.

Look this is hardly fair. You sold me impure petrol at black-market price and not even one shop could be put to the torch.

The field that cannot feed even its tiller Burn down every stalk that stands on it.

Bilhassa tahammül edemedi?im bir ?ey, kad?n?n erkek kar??s?nda her zaman pasif kalmaya mecbur olu?u... Neden? Niçin daima biz kaçaca??z ve siz kovalayacaks?n?z? Niçin daima biz teslim olaca??z ve siz teslim alacaks?n?z? Niçin sizin yalvar??lar?n?zda bile bir tahakküm, bizim reddedi?lerimizde bile bir âciz bulunacak?

There is a commonly held belief that rage produces results; that nothing happens in the world without the adrenaline rush of anger. The iconic figure of the Cuban revolution, Che Guevara, famously said, "If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, you are a comrade of mine." Perhaps that is true. But in rage, you become one with a group; out of rage, you become one with the universe.

To tell a woman not to talk too much was like telling Jesse James not to carry a gun, or a hen not to cackle.

I think that an objective reader may see how in the society to which I was exposed as a black youth here in America, for me to wind up in a prison was really just about inevitable. It happens to so many thousands of black youth.

Hence I have no mercy or compassion in me for a society that will crush people, and then penalize them for not being able to stand up under the weight. I

We're not Americans, we're Africans who happen to be in America. We were kidnapped and brought here against our will from Africa. We didn't land on Plymouth Rock - that rock landed on us.

These negroes aren't asking for no nation. They wanna crawl back on the plantation.

All of us - who might have probed space, or cured cancer, or built industries - were, instead, black victims of the white man's American social system.

Four hundred years the white man has had his foot-long knife in the black man's back--and now the white man starts to wiggle the knife out, maybe six inches! The black man's supposed to be grateful? Why, if the white man jerked the knife out, it's still going to leave a scar!

It's a crime, the lie that has been told to generations of black men and white men both. Little innocent black children, born of parents who believed that their race had no history. Little black children seeing, before they could talk, that their parents considered themselves inferior. Innocent black children growing up, living out their lives, dying of old age—and all of their lives ashamed of being black. But the truth is pouring out of the bag now.