What are some famous aphorisms describing justice?

1. If your gods really exist, and if they are really just, then why is there so much injustice in the world?

——George Martin's "Game of Thrones"

2. Extreme justice and kindness do not belong to vulgar people. The awakening of conscience is the greatness of the soul.

——Hugo

3. Fate is fair. It knows where your limits are, and it will not impose on you suffering that you cannot bear.

——Canoe "I have also been wandering for a long time"

4. In my opinion... death is the most just. Everyone will die, but...not everyone can live the way he wants.

——"Thriller Paradise" in three days and two sleeps

5. The code of chivalry: humility, honesty, mercy, bravery, justice, sacrifice, honor, perseverance, benevolence, and justice.

——"Throne of the Divine Seal"

6. My friend, you are "humility, honor, sacrifice, heroism, compassion, spirituality, honesty, and justice", that's why you become Knight's, right? No, my friend, because I am proud, nameless, selfish, cowardly, cold-blooded, stupid, hypocritical, and extreme, just like all human beings, that is why I want to become a knight.

——Aiou "BLOODLINE"

7. Nothing is more difficult than treating the facts fairly.

——Wittgenstein "Wittgenstein on Ethics and Philosophy"

8. Regarding the circumstances of life, we can only use fate to explain everything, so as to ultimately make ourselves Get peace. And still believe in the indisputable justice of fate.

——Annie Baby's "The Good Years"

9. Things that are higher than morality must be based on justice, include justice, and be obtained through fair channels

——Xiang George

10. Time is both ruthless and fair.

——Stendhal's "Red and Black"

11. The purpose of the law is to apply the law fairly to all people subject to the law, so as to protect and relieve the innocent.

——Locke's "Treatise of Government"

12. In government affairs, justice is not only a virtue, but also a strength

——Napoleon

13. Beware of those who are kind and just! They love to crucify those who create their own moral standards - they hate loners.

——Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra”

14. Speaking openly is fair and selfless