What is justice? 》

Some people seem to regard justice as power and say, "I wish justice could be in my hands." From now on, I can delete all posts that disagree with me and carve the golden seal of "injustice" on their faces. However, I have no authority, Americans have authority, and whoever accepts justice will accept it, and justice will become the best ruling weapon. " You can't have such justice, and neither should you. If your dream comes true, it will only lead to social retrogression, and you limit the freedom of people who disagree with you. What you said about justice should not be compared with the US invasion of Iraq. The American government has not restricted anti-war demonstrations that are different from the government's position. This is a democracy that allows people to say no.

As for the U.S. attack on Iraq, it's not just an internal problem of Iraq. It is not that Iraq often says no to the United States, and the United States wants to overthrow Saddam Hussein's regime. Iraq is not the only country that often says no to the United States. Cuba is the most typical example. Although the American government all over the world hates Castro, Castro has no terrorist activities and has never invaded any country, so he will not be attacked by the United States. As for the unilateral sanctions imposed by the United States on Cuba, "it is my right not to do business with you."

After World War II, Japan and Germany, as defeated countries, disarmed weapons of mass destruction, leaving only their troops for self-defense. Was it difficult for Iraq, which invaded Kuwait, not to disarm weapons of mass destruction? Disarming his weapons of mass destruction has been recognized by all countries in the world. Anti-war activists said they would continue to verify it, but it has been verified for 12 years, and it is still necessary to find out which year and month it is. Do you want that suspect to play cat and mouse with you all day? Some people say they didn't find it, but Iraq used chemical and biological weapons in the Iran-Iraq war. He can't tell the whereabouts of the remaining chemical and biological weapons, and he can't provide evidence of cutting. Just like a suspect said that there would be no whereabouts of dirty money, do you think he is innocent?

Speaking of American armed intervention, wherever every foreign war of the United States is fought, the people there will eventually live better, just like in Yugoslavia and Afghanistan. After the US and British troops overthrew Saddam Hussein's regime, the power will definitely be returned to the Iraqi people. Isn't this a great thing for the Iraqi people? I think, isn't it good to let all people enjoy their inherent human rights and let most people live better?

What is justice? Human rights and a happy life are justice.