If Russia is compared with the United States, which country will have a greater sense of justice?

I think Russia will have a more sense of justice. The United States is first and foremost a country composed of colonies. This is different from the national character of Russia. The United States is capitalist and stresses its own interests. Russia is a socialist country. This is completely different.

First of all, talk about Russia. Russia is the largest country in the former Soviet Union and the core at that time. In the world at that time, up to now, development is at the forefront. If he has the idea of aggression, he will take the opportunity to annex other small countries after the disintegration of the Soviet Union. This is the best chance. Because of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, small countries were helpless and their own economic development was not good, so everyone was in danger at that time. But Russia has not done so. Including up to now, Russia has basically not taken the initiative to attack other countries. Although he has this idea, he has always acted honestly in accordance with the provisions of the United Nations.

On the other hand, the United States is the largest capitalist country in the world, and its economic development is very strong, ranking first basically, but it is precisely because of this that it has developed its hegemony. However, previous presidents were more or less afraid of the laws and regulations of the United Nations, and their words and deeds were not so obvious. However, since Trump took office, what the United States has done has become blatant, and what attacks Syria.

Originally, capitalist countries wouldn't have much sense of justice. As such a president, you can't expect the United States to have any sense of justice. Some Americans do, but these do not represent his country. The national nature of the United States determines that it is not a just country.