What do you think of the sentence "Justice will be late but never absent"?

A word of comfort. In fact, being late is the biggest blow to the injured person.

For example, in a previous case, the police identified the suspect as a criminal for various reasons, and then put him in prison, but after more than ten years, suddenly he really surfaced. The suspect was not a real criminal, but the official decision was only to compensate money, yes! There is no better way to compensate except money, but what about the poor man's time?

The years he spent in prison are enough for him to create such great value, so the delay of justice itself is already very harmful.

Rather than saying that "justice will be late but will not be absent", it is better to say that "the storm will not stand, and the rainbow will stand."

So I understand that some children don't tell the teacher when they are bullied, but choose to fight back because they are afraid that the teacher will be late to get justice for him.