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[Archaea]

Originally Posted by Cali Coug

Again, confusing the result with the purpose. Regardless of what you or other litigators believe, the purpose is justice. That so many find a way to pervert the process in an attempt to avoid justice does not change the fact that justice is the ideal.

The participants, the players and the results are the process. It's more akin to Plato asking if there's a disconnected set of ideals in some cave or something. We have human processes that render results and that is the best we can expect.

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by Cali Coug

Justice is the ideal for the system. Even if it isn't for you (which is a real tragedy, if you ask me).

Justice doesn't exist in this world in which its denizens are nothing but depraved parasites, taking everything and giving nothing.

Justice exists, if at all, in the hereafter.

I endeavor to be just, but in being "my just", I might be another's injustice. I argue for justice but never expect it from another individual.

I don't worry about being disappointed; we are frequently disappointed. However, if we expect something that will never be, we will become disillusioned.

[Cali Coug]

Originally Posted by Archaea

Justice doesn't exist in this world in which its denizens are nothing but depraved parasites, taking everything and giving nothing.

Justice exists, if at all, in the hereafter.

I endeavor to be just, but in being "my just", I might be another's injustice. I argue for justice but never expect it from another individual.

I don't worry about being disappointed; we are frequently disappointed. However, if we expect something that will never be, we will become disillusioned.

Phew- good thing you have found a way to avoid being disillusioned. Your approach is clearly working.