Navy justice is a joke, Celestial Dragons.

In real life, "justice" and "evil" are defined like this. Simply put, justice is to act according to moral standards and within the scope permitted by law. Of course, moral standards and laws are also artificially defined, and they are not necessarily perfect. Therefore, beyond this range, we cannot arbitrarily say that it is not justice, depending on the situation.

The key words are: fairness, justice, kindness, peace, openness, morality, quality and so on.

The definition of evil is opposite to the definition of justice, and it is evil if it exceeds the scope permitted by moral standards and laws. Of course, evil is not so easy to explain clearly. For example, a thief stole ten dollars, which is undoubtedly beyond the scope of moral standards. Do we think thieves are evil? Obviously there will be a lot of controversy, so where is the bottom line of "evil"? The definition is not very clear.

The key words are: cruelty, treachery, hypocrisy, bullying, abuse of power, rape and plunder, etc.

"One Piece" The navy became the villain. What are "justice" and "evil"

But the "justice" and "evil" in the world of One Piece are different from those in real life. They are distorted and hypocritical. The word "navy" is justice, and the word "pirate" is evil. The navy maintains a superficial peace. As long as there is world peace, there will be no war. Although civilians are oppressed, almost all people can turn a blind eye or ignore them, and only a few people will take care of them.

There is no such thing as fairness, justice and moral goodness in naval justice. The world government they support is only Celestial Dragons's lackeys, while Celestial Dragons is regarded as a world aristocrat. They are better than anyone else. Moreover, everything they did was right and excusable. How can we talk about justice under such rules?

On the contrary, pirates are called evil beings, but some of them are more just than the navy. This kind of justice is not hypocrisy, but an act that suits one's own mind, that is, what one thinks is within the scope of morality. Only in this way can people have a sense of justice and be more liked.