Please rise for the Pledge of Confederacy. "I pledge allegiance to the South of the Confederate States of America. And to the confederacy, for which it stands, one nation, under God, divisible from the Union, with Liberty and Justice for the South."
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Get the Justice mug.Justicism is the term defining the religious belief that everything and anything must be looked at through the principles of justice, like equality, freedom, etc. It makes exceptions for everyone as it does not have any rules except for the assurance of saving people. It's inspired by the ethics of karma and serves what everyone deserves. Justicism's God is the human race and its unwavering humanity.
Fan: "Hey, that serial killer right there escaped what he deserved through legal loopholes!"
Follower: "Do not worry, he might have slipped through the cracks of the law, but Justicism will find a way to make him reckon with his actions, one way or another!"
Follower: "Do not worry, he might have slipped through the cracks of the law, but Justicism will find a way to make him reckon with his actions, one way or another!"
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Get the Justicism mug.The perspective that "justice" is not a Platonic ideal waiting in a celestial courtroom, but an outcome continuously built through human systems. The law, the jury, the concept of "fairness," the very definition of a crime and its appropriate punishment—all are social constructions that vary wildly across time and place. Justice is what a society, through its institutions and power struggles, assembles and calls legitimate in a given moment.
*Example: "A thief is caught. In one city, justice is constructed as restorative: a circle where thief and victim meet to repair harm. In another, it's constructed as retributive: 5-10 years in a concrete box. The Theory of Constructed Justice shows that the 'just outcome' isn't found; it's built from the available cultural tools, political will, and philosophical assumptions of the builders. The scales of justice aren't found in nature; we forge them ourselves."*
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