decision

Justice is not a fixed concept here.

The same crime does not yield the same result.

Because the determinant is not what is done, but the person who does it.

Who you are, where you stand, which class you belong to, how much money you have, and who you are close to determines the direction of justice. Under these conditions, it is impossible to speak of justice.

There are those who commit crimes repeatedly and never face punishment. There are those who are released back into society again and again. Conversely, there are those who are punished merely for speaking out, for objecting, or for causing discomfort. This is not an exception; it is the functioning of the system itself.

Remaining silent in the face of injustice is not neutrality. It is being an accomplice to what is happening. I may one day pay the price for saying these things. But to remain silent is to contribute to the persistence of injustice.

That is why I speak.

That is why these jobs exist.

If, in the end, what has happened is explained away by fate once again, then this is the most familiar reflex of this order.