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Lobby. The Gates Of Justice are sometimes used as a term to describe someone/thing that has gone way past the point of no return
Lobby. The Gates Of Justice are sometimes used as a term to describe someone/thing that has gone way past the point of no return
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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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Imagine liking bouncy, buxom, full-figured breasts, like ew. Flat ass and tits are MUCH more elegant looking (not too flat though). Flat is justice.
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Get the Dildo of Justice mug.It’s a trait, Someone who is a high moral person with the extreme concernment to others when it shouldn’t need to, They be against any weird humor or comedians said by anybody when they don’t even them or be against the abnormalities of what it’s used to be for all the years
Someone could take something very seriously like a Threat online or being told to kill themselves when they don’t realize they face zero threats online
Another Example: They’ll get concern for everything instead of minding their own business of what regular people should do, These People really care for you even though there isn’t any actual threat happen to them.
Someone could take something very seriously like a Threat online or being told to kill themselves when they don’t realize they face zero threats online
Another Example: They’ll get concern for everything instead of minding their own business of what regular people should do, These People really care for you even though there isn’t any actual threat happen to them.
Jack: *gets minor inconvenience and be sarcastic about it* “Man that’s just sucks I wanna kill myself “
Mark: “Woah! Woah! Hey man you’re alright, you need to get help”
Jack: “Chill…… I was joking 💀 don’t be a Street-Hero-Justice”
Mark: “Woah! Woah! Hey man you’re alright, you need to get help”
Jack: “Chill…… I was joking 💀 don’t be a Street-Hero-Justice”
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Identified by Nassim Nicholas Taleb in the Medium article: The Merchandising of Virtue" - May 27, 2017
"Kids with rich parents talk about “white privilege” at such privileged colleges as Amherst –but in one instance, one of them could not answer D’Souza’s simple and logical suggestion: ‘Why don’t you go to the registrar’s office and give your privileged spot to a minority student who was next in line?’
Hence the principle:
If your private life conflicts with your intellectual opinion, it cancels your intellectual ideas, not your private life.
and
If your private actions do not generalise then you cannot have general ideas.
This is not strictly about ethics, but information transfer. If a car salesman tries to sell you a Detroit car while driving a Honda, he is signalling that it may have a problem."
The video Taleb is referencing is:
SO SATISFYING: Dinesh D'Souza absolutely shreds SJW over "white privilege" - Young America's Foundation
Published 09 Jun 2018. Recorded at Amherst College.
If you hold an intellectual ideal, but your real world actions do not reflect or enforce this ideal. Then your actions cancel out this ideological stance. You cannot say to the words "I am a vegan" and claim the moral virtue for such an identity, but occasionally eat chicken. The act of eating the chicken cancels out any moral or ideological virtue or superiority claimed by being vegan.
Identified by Nassim Nicholas Taleb in the Medium article: The Merchandising of Virtue" - May 27, 2017
"Kids with rich parents talk about “white privilege” at such privileged colleges as Amherst –but in one instance, one of them could not answer D’Souza’s simple and logical suggestion: ‘Why don’t you go to the registrar’s office and give your privileged spot to a minority student who was next in line?’
Hence the principle:
If your private life conflicts with your intellectual opinion, it cancels your intellectual ideas, not your private life.
and
If your private actions do not generalise then you cannot have general ideas.
This is not strictly about ethics, but information transfer. If a car salesman tries to sell you a Detroit car while driving a Honda, he is signalling that it may have a problem."
The video Taleb is referencing is:
SO SATISFYING: Dinesh D'Souza absolutely shreds SJW over "white privilege" - Young America's Foundation
Published 09 Jun 2018. Recorded at Amherst College.
If you hold an intellectual ideal, but your real world actions do not reflect or enforce this ideal. Then your actions cancel out this ideological stance. You cannot say to the words "I am a vegan" and claim the moral virtue for such an identity, but occasionally eat chicken. The act of eating the chicken cancels out any moral or ideological virtue or superiority claimed by being vegan.
Student: "We have numbers that demonstrate precisely how much wealth was stolen, and that's money that in some way could be given back."
D'Sousa: "You're willing to have social justice with other people's pay, but you're not willing to pay.
So that's the problem. And that's the problem with the progressivism that marches behind social justice, while protecting its own privileges. You know, how you said, we all have to survive, really, you have to be at Amherst to survive?
You don't have to be at Amherst to survive, you have to be at Amherst to benefit.
You have to be at Amherst because you're getting opportunities at this college that many other people are not getting.
So if you say you believe in equal opportunity, you're a hypocrite because you are taking advantage of opportunities unavailable to others. But for you this hypocrisy is fully justified because you are militating on behalf of the poor. But if it's if you're against privilege - this college is privilege. So there's a glaring hypocrisy, and you will never turn your moral mirror on yourself to say, What am I doing about it?
That's my point. For you - society should act before you do - to enforce your moral code.”
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Person A: “I’m a vegan but I occasionally have some chicken.”
Person B: “By the logic of Nassim's Sword of Social Justice - the act of eating the chicken cancels out your vegan claim, regardless of what you say about yourself.”
D'Sousa: "You're willing to have social justice with other people's pay, but you're not willing to pay.
So that's the problem. And that's the problem with the progressivism that marches behind social justice, while protecting its own privileges. You know, how you said, we all have to survive, really, you have to be at Amherst to survive?
You don't have to be at Amherst to survive, you have to be at Amherst to benefit.
You have to be at Amherst because you're getting opportunities at this college that many other people are not getting.
So if you say you believe in equal opportunity, you're a hypocrite because you are taking advantage of opportunities unavailable to others. But for you this hypocrisy is fully justified because you are militating on behalf of the poor. But if it's if you're against privilege - this college is privilege. So there's a glaring hypocrisy, and you will never turn your moral mirror on yourself to say, What am I doing about it?
That's my point. For you - society should act before you do - to enforce your moral code.”
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Person A: “I’m a vegan but I occasionally have some chicken.”
Person B: “By the logic of Nassim's Sword of Social Justice - the act of eating the chicken cancels out your vegan claim, regardless of what you say about yourself.”
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