What is the true meaning of justice?

found only in the dictionary

Putting minorites at the top of the social heirarchy

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justice

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for each one of ours, kill 2 of theirs

Justice is only found when a demographic that comprises 13% of the total population has 50% or more of the population's wealth and jobs.

An impartial judgment of actions, based upon variables which a person is conscious of and capable of choosing / altering.

I guess that’s as good as I can do. In reality, it’s pretty nebulous and people could definitely put forward many appropriate definitions.

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Justice is supposed to be blind

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and have erect nipples

Social Justice is the obligation we have to contribute to those who aren't as privileged as we are. Justice is the virtue that all people "will get what is their due right." So I think social Justice more relates to providing all people with basic rights of human life, not so much a high quality of life, which is what those less privileged people need to earn on their own.

Edit: Social Justice doesn't entail that we need to provide a HIGH quality of life to those who are less privilege, just basic human rights

Hope this could help

eye for an eye

Knowing 20 million people have viewed your father shooting the guy that kidnapped you and had sexually abused you for over a year on YouTube...and knowing your father served no jail time.

Maine Justice. Duh