Can an injustice be made up in an unjust manner?
Q. Can an injustice be made up in an unjust manner?
Asked by spanner - Tue Jan 26 16:06:18 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do you suppose they say 2 wrongs don't make a right? Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Tue Jan 26 16:14:35 2010
Q. Can an injustice be made up in an unjust manner?
Asked by spanner - Tue Jan 26 16:06:18 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do you suppose they say 2 wrongs don't make a right? Love and blessings Don
Answered by Don H - Tue Jan 26 16:14:35 2010
When a teacher commits an act of heinous injustice, can he just recite a proverb to get away with it?
Q. My teacher committed an unjust (and heinous) act. One of the girls raised her hand and point out the injustice. He recited a proverb. Was he trying to use misdirection with the proverb? By pretending to have some wisdom, was he able to mystify the students? Edit, Kentucky Guy, I doubt he was getting anyone to think; he wanted them to obey. Without thinking.
Asked by Que hora es? - Sat Mar 13 19:18:31 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What was the act? What was the proverb? Maybe they were trying to get you to think?
Answered by wildturkey1949 - Sat Mar 13 19:20:54 2010
Q. My teacher committed an unjust (and heinous) act. One of the girls raised her hand and point out the injustice. He recited a proverb. Was he trying to use misdirection with the proverb? By pretending to have some wisdom, was he able to mystify the students? Edit, Kentucky Guy, I doubt he was getting anyone to think; he wanted them to obey. Without thinking.
Asked by Que hora es? - Sat Mar 13 19:18:31 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What was the act? What was the proverb? Maybe they were trying to get you to think?
Answered by wildturkey1949 - Sat Mar 13 19:20:54 2010
Is the Arizona immigration law a just law, just for who? if unjust for who?
Q. Assuming the two camps are american citizens and illegal aliens, then who is getting justice and who is getting injustice? To me ...the question is what is just for american citizens? Is it their country, their state Arizona and their politicians who are supposed to serve them? ...and have they been getting justice from those politicians? now that the politicians passed a law, are they beginning to give justice to americans??? thats the way I see it.
Asked by jesswzmn - Sat May 1 01:45:39 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do I think it is a just law? Well yes I do. I do not believe that illegals should be able to have the same benefits that many legal people have. At one point in time most, if not all Americans were immigrants. Now what is the difference between illegals and legal immigrants legal immigrants have to pay taxes and help the country as compard to illegals who do not have taxes and no loyalty to this country. They will work and take any job at a lesser coast taking away jobs for many American people. I believe that all illegal people should be sent back, or given help to register as legal Americans. No one should come into a country, take goods from it and give nothing in return
Answered by zero - Sat May 1 02:12:32 2010
Q. Assuming the two camps are american citizens and illegal aliens, then who is getting justice and who is getting injustice? To me ...the question is what is just for american citizens? Is it their country, their state Arizona and their politicians who are supposed to serve them? ...and have they been getting justice from those politicians? now that the politicians passed a law, are they beginning to give justice to americans??? thats the way I see it.
Asked by jesswzmn - Sat May 1 01:45:39 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do I think it is a just law? Well yes I do. I do not believe that illegals should be able to have the same benefits that many legal people have. At one point in time most, if not all Americans were immigrants. Now what is the difference between illegals and legal immigrants legal immigrants have to pay taxes and help the country as compard to illegals who do not have taxes and no loyalty to this country. They will work and take any job at a lesser coast taking away jobs for many American people. I believe that all illegal people should be sent back, or given help to register as legal Americans. No one should come into a country, take goods from it and give nothing in return
Answered by zero - Sat May 1 02:12:32 2010
Do you think that there is a greater chance for injustice in the legislation of laws, or in the execution?
Q. Is it more likely that laws will be made unjust, or that they will be executed in an unjust way?
Asked by Spud - Sun Aug 5 08:24:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is the execution simply because there is usually more public insight when it comes to legislation. People and special interest groups watch bills in the legislature and offer suggestions, make calls, send letters. There is little oversight in execution of those laws. Think about sexual abuse laws. Child sex abuse is a horrible crime that needs to be prosecuted. But many, many times the law is used unjustly in the wrong circumstances. How many 17-18 year old kids engage in sex? Lots. Is that the same as a middle aged person abusing a child. No. But the same laws are used. Same thing with battery. Some things are a battery like an adult swatting a kid on the bottom. Forty years ago in the past all the adults in a… [cont.]
Answered by mama woof - Sun Aug 5 08:54:49 2007
Q. Is it more likely that laws will be made unjust, or that they will be executed in an unjust way?
Asked by Spud - Sun Aug 5 08:24:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is the execution simply because there is usually more public insight when it comes to legislation. People and special interest groups watch bills in the legislature and offer suggestions, make calls, send letters. There is little oversight in execution of those laws. Think about sexual abuse laws. Child sex abuse is a horrible crime that needs to be prosecuted. But many, many times the law is used unjustly in the wrong circumstances. How many 17-18 year old kids engage in sex? Lots. Is that the same as a middle aged person abusing a child. No. But the same laws are used. Same thing with battery. Some things are a battery like an adult swatting a kid on the bottom. Forty years ago in the past all the adults in a… [cont.]
Answered by mama woof - Sun Aug 5 08:54:49 2007
Can we ever be rid of unjust actions and behaviour? Why wouldn't God put a stop to these blatant injustices?
Q. Can we ever be rid of unjust actions and behaviour? Why wouldn't God put a stop to these blatant injustices?
Asked by small - Thu Jul 19 07:36:23 2007 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I believe that we can stop this kind of behavior in the world; but is starts with ourselves and it is an overwhelming thing to accomplish. It takes masses of people to change the way they see themselves and their effects on other people, and then to consciously change the way they do things. Unfortunately people can t just change that quickly or that easily and also most people simply don t want to. Many people see that the world is unfair and unjust and don t take the time to care about other people. They aren t even courteous to their neighbors or the person waiting in line next to them anymore, because of something that someone else has done to them. This causes a snowball reaction spanning lifetimes of hate and distrust. We teach it to… [cont.]
Answered by Angel Tears - Thu Jul 19 08:15:08 2007
Q. Can we ever be rid of unjust actions and behaviour? Why wouldn't God put a stop to these blatant injustices?
Asked by small - Thu Jul 19 07:36:23 2007 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I believe that we can stop this kind of behavior in the world; but is starts with ourselves and it is an overwhelming thing to accomplish. It takes masses of people to change the way they see themselves and their effects on other people, and then to consciously change the way they do things. Unfortunately people can t just change that quickly or that easily and also most people simply don t want to. Many people see that the world is unfair and unjust and don t take the time to care about other people. They aren t even courteous to their neighbors or the person waiting in line next to them anymore, because of something that someone else has done to them. This causes a snowball reaction spanning lifetimes of hate and distrust. We teach it to… [cont.]
Answered by Angel Tears - Thu Jul 19 08:15:08 2007
What determines the justice and injustice of a society?
Q. Is justice or injustice of a society is measured by the manner in which it handles dissent? In my opinion the justice or injustice of a society is based on multiple factors; besides, one cannot judge an entire society by those who are in power because they do not accurately reflect the entire populace. Am I on the right track?
Asked by unknown - Tue Feb 10 20:57:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Justice and determination of justice depends on the society/nation. In the US, justice supposedly comes from the law which is based on the constitution - Government of Law. In Iran - the Mullahs interpret the law from the Qur'an and a very different result from Mullah to Mullah - some will hang people for just being gay, or stone a woman after she was forcibly raped. Iraq Arrests Woman Tied to Bombings 'Mother of Believers,' suspected of recruiting more than 80 female suicide bombers, arrested in Iraq
Answered by Rick - Wed Feb 11 00:24:43 2009
Q. Is justice or injustice of a society is measured by the manner in which it handles dissent? In my opinion the justice or injustice of a society is based on multiple factors; besides, one cannot judge an entire society by those who are in power because they do not accurately reflect the entire populace. Am I on the right track?
Asked by unknown - Tue Feb 10 20:57:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Justice and determination of justice depends on the society/nation. In the US, justice supposedly comes from the law which is based on the constitution - Government of Law. In Iran - the Mullahs interpret the law from the Qur'an and a very different result from Mullah to Mullah - some will hang people for just being gay, or stone a woman after she was forcibly raped. Iraq Arrests Woman Tied to Bombings 'Mother of Believers,' suspected of recruiting more than 80 female suicide bombers, arrested in Iraq
Answered by Rick - Wed Feb 11 00:24:43 2009
What questions to ask about injustice in the justice system?
Q. I have to interview some people about injustice in the justice system for a school project. What questions should I ask during the interview? Thanks!
Asked by Haihg H - Sat Jan 17 11:07:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you or someone in your family been subject to "injustice" in the justice system? If so, describe. If not, do you have an opinion of whether there are distinct areas, as opposed to isolated, individual cases, where there is injustice in the justice system? Do you have an opinion if any class of people, either by race, creed, gender, sexual preference, poor, rich, religious preference, or the like receive a different brand of justice than do all others? What is that opinion? What is your opinion, if you have one, of what can be done to provide close-to-equal quality legal representation to all, rich or poor. Do you have an opinion that the poor should receive whatever quality, or lack of quality, that they can afford? Or should the… [cont.]
Answered by jed i - Sat Jan 17 14:43:19 2009
Q. I have to interview some people about injustice in the justice system for a school project. What questions should I ask during the interview? Thanks!
Asked by Haihg H - Sat Jan 17 11:07:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you or someone in your family been subject to "injustice" in the justice system? If so, describe. If not, do you have an opinion of whether there are distinct areas, as opposed to isolated, individual cases, where there is injustice in the justice system? Do you have an opinion if any class of people, either by race, creed, gender, sexual preference, poor, rich, religious preference, or the like receive a different brand of justice than do all others? What is that opinion? What is your opinion, if you have one, of what can be done to provide close-to-equal quality legal representation to all, rich or poor. Do you have an opinion that the poor should receive whatever quality, or lack of quality, that they can afford? Or should the… [cont.]
Answered by jed i - Sat Jan 17 14:43:19 2009
What materials can be used for teaching injustice?
Q. I am creating a thematic unit for an education class and I need works of literature, films, etc (including fiction and non-fiction) that will teach injustice. I already plan on using "To Kill a Mockingbird" and possibly the graphic novel "Persepolis" or "American Born Chinese", but I need more ideas!!! Thanks in Advance.
Asked by Amber Brooke - Thu Sep 11 23:49:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try the nazi party. or present racism in america
Answered by fortew4 - Thu Sep 11 23:52:24 2008
Q. I am creating a thematic unit for an education class and I need works of literature, films, etc (including fiction and non-fiction) that will teach injustice. I already plan on using "To Kill a Mockingbird" and possibly the graphic novel "Persepolis" or "American Born Chinese", but I need more ideas!!! Thanks in Advance.
Asked by Amber Brooke - Thu Sep 11 23:49:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try the nazi party. or present racism in america
Answered by fortew4 - Thu Sep 11 23:52:24 2008
What events or situations that do not belong to you, and feel the injustice of others?
Q. regardless their political ,ethnic, religious affiliations,do you feel the injustice of others ? can you use your word,raise your voice or the least which is feeling with heart for defending the oppressed?
Asked by nerman h - Tue Jun 15 03:42:43 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't feel anything except contempt for people who WON'T help themselves out of a situation and blame anyone for their"plight" except themselves. And the injustice in THAT is, they expect tax payers to feed and clothe them! They call it "Entitlement" ! One thing that sticks in my mind is, when two people commit the same offence, one poor, and the other rich and has connections, the poor guy usually lands up doing hard time in jail for years, and the rich guy gets a slap on the wrist, and at the very most, gets a couple of months in a white collar jail facility!!! Same offence, but different sentences!!! There's no justice in that!!! The Sheen case, is a good example! Injustice for some poor innocent slob with no money to pay for a… [cont.]
Answered by Ruth S - Tue Jun 15 04:29:52 2010
Q. regardless their political ,ethnic, religious affiliations,do you feel the injustice of others ? can you use your word,raise your voice or the least which is feeling with heart for defending the oppressed?
Asked by nerman h - Tue Jun 15 03:42:43 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't feel anything except contempt for people who WON'T help themselves out of a situation and blame anyone for their"plight" except themselves. And the injustice in THAT is, they expect tax payers to feed and clothe them! They call it "Entitlement" ! One thing that sticks in my mind is, when two people commit the same offence, one poor, and the other rich and has connections, the poor guy usually lands up doing hard time in jail for years, and the rich guy gets a slap on the wrist, and at the very most, gets a couple of months in a white collar jail facility!!! Same offence, but different sentences!!! There's no justice in that!!! The Sheen case, is a good example! Injustice for some poor innocent slob with no money to pay for a… [cont.]
Answered by Ruth S - Tue Jun 15 04:29:52 2010
Do we have a right to be angry because an injustice was done to our ancestors?
Q. Many individuals belonging to minority groups seem to be incensed about injustices done to their ancestors. I ask what entitles them to this anger. Please don't post about continued prejudice, I acknowledge the right to anger at an injustice done to you, but that's not what this question is about.
Asked by joshua b - Sat Nov 29 07:19:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It seems very popular to be angry...even hate white people..it is the only race where it is both proper, and politically correct (now there is a contradiction in terms) to joke about...diss...and otherwise slam them. Racism in any form is wrong...so why are the whites being singled out as free game for this activity?
Answered by Paul D - Sat Nov 29 08:35:54 2008
Q. Many individuals belonging to minority groups seem to be incensed about injustices done to their ancestors. I ask what entitles them to this anger. Please don't post about continued prejudice, I acknowledge the right to anger at an injustice done to you, but that's not what this question is about.
Asked by joshua b - Sat Nov 29 07:19:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It seems very popular to be angry...even hate white people..it is the only race where it is both proper, and politically correct (now there is a contradiction in terms) to joke about...diss...and otherwise slam them. Racism in any form is wrong...so why are the whites being singled out as free game for this activity?
Answered by Paul D - Sat Nov 29 08:35:54 2008
How is the Death Penalty a Social Injustice?
Q. I need to present why the death penalty is a social injustice for my Final. Please Help Thanks.
Asked by unknown - Fri May 28 12:08:49 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need to present why the death penalty is a social injustice for my Final. Please Help Thanks.
Asked by unknown - Fri May 28 12:08:49 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Is it unjust to strengthen a species by hardship, hurting those alive, but for the good of those to come?
Q. Things like plagues, starvation, hardship; people always blame God, and say, "Why does God allow it?" However, without those things, we would become weak. The human race are where we are today because of being strengthened and hardened. In fact, the process is still continuing. Is it unfair? Is it unjust? Or is it fair and just, according to the Great Designers Higher purpose, which spans not just our lives, but entire generations? What do you think?
Asked by Mister Mushroom - Mon Jun 28 14:00:24 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what the ultimate goal is. The better question is: since God is omniscient enough to know what the ultimate outcome of his little experiment will be, and omnipotent enough to create ANYthing, why even BOTHER with creating the Universe in progress? Why not just "poof" the finished product into existence instead?
Answered by The Reverend Soleil - Mon Jun 28 14:01:27 2010
Q. Things like plagues, starvation, hardship; people always blame God, and say, "Why does God allow it?" However, without those things, we would become weak. The human race are where we are today because of being strengthened and hardened. In fact, the process is still continuing. Is it unfair? Is it unjust? Or is it fair and just, according to the Great Designers Higher purpose, which spans not just our lives, but entire generations? What do you think?
Asked by Mister Mushroom - Mon Jun 28 14:00:24 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what the ultimate goal is. The better question is: since God is omniscient enough to know what the ultimate outcome of his little experiment will be, and omnipotent enough to create ANYthing, why even BOTHER with creating the Universe in progress? Why not just "poof" the finished product into existence instead?
Answered by The Reverend Soleil - Mon Jun 28 14:01:27 2010
What is a conservative social injustice that I can present?
Q. I am scheduled to do a powerpoint on a social injustice... It can be in America or in the world. I would like it to reflect my conservative, Republican values. Any ideas? FYI: NOT abortion, euthenasia, etc...
Asked by Charlotte M - Thu Feb 26 16:26:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blowing up an abortion clinic, not abortion; watching a terminally ill person suffer through a feeding tube, not euthenasia, that would be the conservative thing to do.
Answered by remake2 - Thu Feb 26 16:31:17 2009
Q. I am scheduled to do a powerpoint on a social injustice... It can be in America or in the world. I would like it to reflect my conservative, Republican values. Any ideas? FYI: NOT abortion, euthenasia, etc...
Asked by Charlotte M - Thu Feb 26 16:26:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blowing up an abortion clinic, not abortion; watching a terminally ill person suffer through a feeding tube, not euthenasia, that would be the conservative thing to do.
Answered by remake2 - Thu Feb 26 16:31:17 2009
Do you agree that all affirmative action policies create unjust reverse discrimination?
Q. Do you agree that all affirmative action policies create unjust reverse discrimination? If not, which specific forms of affirmative action do you think escape this charge, and why do you think this?
Asked by Paula - Thu May 27 21:45:19 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Do you agree that all affirmative action policies create unjust reverse discrimination? If not, which specific forms of affirmative action do you think escape this charge, and why do you think this?
Asked by Paula - Thu May 27 21:45:19 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What is an example of an injustice based on prejudice?
Q. I need some examples of an injustice based on prejudice. Please help!
Asked by Mike - Tue Dec 15 19:58:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Owning a slave. Hanging a religious person because of their beliefs. Killing someone for the color of their skin. Unfair treatment of another because you believe they are not equal to you or are wrong in beliefs. bless you.
Answered by krazyabouthim - Tue Dec 15 20:09:04 2009
Q. I need some examples of an injustice based on prejudice. Please help!
Asked by Mike - Tue Dec 15 19:58:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Owning a slave. Hanging a religious person because of their beliefs. Killing someone for the color of their skin. Unfair treatment of another because you believe they are not equal to you or are wrong in beliefs. bless you.
Answered by krazyabouthim - Tue Dec 15 20:09:04 2009
When should an individual take a stand against what he/she believes to be an injustice? What are the most effe?
Q. Full question when should an individual take a stand against what he/she believes to be an injustice? What are the most effective ways to do this?
Asked by nick v - Tue Jan 13 19:13:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I stand firm on God's Word...walking away from temptation is an effective way to tell others of your beliefs.
Answered by surgigirl - Tue Jan 13 19:17:15 2009
Q. Full question when should an individual take a stand against what he/she believes to be an injustice? What are the most effective ways to do this?
Asked by nick v - Tue Jan 13 19:13:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I stand firm on God's Word...walking away from temptation is an effective way to tell others of your beliefs.
Answered by surgigirl - Tue Jan 13 19:17:15 2009
What is a symbol/image that could represent the injustice from the novel Snow Falling on Cedars?
Q. It doesn't have to be from the book; but I need to create a visual to represent a theme/motif/ or symbol from the novel, and I chose injustice.
Asked by elle - Thu Oct 9 14:24:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Statue of Liberty against A backdrop of Wall Street.
Answered by TheGoldenGael - Thu Oct 9 14:31:33 2008
Q. It doesn't have to be from the book; but I need to create a visual to represent a theme/motif/ or symbol from the novel, and I chose injustice.
Asked by elle - Thu Oct 9 14:24:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Statue of Liberty against A backdrop of Wall Street.
Answered by TheGoldenGael - Thu Oct 9 14:31:33 2008
How feasible will it be to observe a World Peace Day in the face of injustice all over the place?
Q. The United Nations Organisation has set aside some special dates for observance of various problems of international concern. Many organisations have cried out against injustice worldwide pointing out that only real justice can ensure lasting peace in our world. But it looks like world leaders/rulers are all along shouting peace without ensuring justice in all its ramifications. Let us all remember Cause and Effects.
Asked by minista - Thu Mar 12 09:44:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You observe World Peace Day to support the idea of world peace not the fact that there is no peace in the world. The idea is to let the rest of the world know that you support the ideal and not the reality.
Answered by The Saint - Thu Mar 12 10:14:54 2009
Q. The United Nations Organisation has set aside some special dates for observance of various problems of international concern. Many organisations have cried out against injustice worldwide pointing out that only real justice can ensure lasting peace in our world. But it looks like world leaders/rulers are all along shouting peace without ensuring justice in all its ramifications. Let us all remember Cause and Effects.
Asked by minista - Thu Mar 12 09:44:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You observe World Peace Day to support the idea of world peace not the fact that there is no peace in the world. The idea is to let the rest of the world know that you support the ideal and not the reality.
Answered by The Saint - Thu Mar 12 10:14:54 2009
Can anyone show me wat's the defination of Injustice and appreciate greatly?
Q. Please give more examples and details of it to the Definations of Injustice. Thank you.
Asked by hello - Wed Nov 21 03:22:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. injustice can be connotated as unfair. Justice which is the base word, is a law and order word to describe a fair decision to a crime. "In" is a negative prefix, which has the same meaning as "non." The word is used in court cases to prove to the jury and the judge that a type of punishment is not comparable to the crime that the criminal has committed. For example: Johnny killed his mother and the opposing side of the court might say that putting Johnny in jail for only three years is injustice; therefore, Johnny should be put on death-row to serve justice.
Answered by Beautiful - Wed Nov 21 03:35:42 2007
Q. Please give more examples and details of it to the Definations of Injustice. Thank you.
Asked by hello - Wed Nov 21 03:22:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. injustice can be connotated as unfair. Justice which is the base word, is a law and order word to describe a fair decision to a crime. "In" is a negative prefix, which has the same meaning as "non." The word is used in court cases to prove to the jury and the judge that a type of punishment is not comparable to the crime that the criminal has committed. For example: Johnny killed his mother and the opposing side of the court might say that putting Johnny in jail for only three years is injustice; therefore, Johnny should be put on death-row to serve justice.
Answered by Beautiful - Wed Nov 21 03:35:42 2007
What a born again has to do when he suffers many injustice?
Q. use men's justice knowing that you can suffer more injustice(belongs to satan)or wait on God to see what He will do to those who make injustice against His children? i talk even about injustices that come from the government thanks nice sunday
Asked by what s happening here - Sun Aug 2 06:54:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. Could you try to explain with more clarity?
Answered by Death - Sun Aug 2 15:11:40 2009
Q. use men's justice knowing that you can suffer more injustice(belongs to satan)or wait on God to see what He will do to those who make injustice against His children? i talk even about injustices that come from the government thanks nice sunday
Asked by what s happening here - Sun Aug 2 06:54:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. Could you try to explain with more clarity?
Answered by Death - Sun Aug 2 15:11:40 2009
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