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The answer is that since everything is just OR everything is unjust (you cannot have "some things" just and "some other things" unjust, as I'll be explaining shortly), the word you end up deciding to choose to describe life depends ON WHAT YOU ARE. So, a person who loves life would say that life is just, but a person who hates it would say it is unjust and unfair. In other words, to a strong man life is just; to a weak man life is unjust.

 You have a weird way of looking at things.

I like being alive, yet I neither view life as 'just' or 'unjust'. Each experience just is what it is. Why package it all together and slap a fucking label on it calling 'just' or 'unjust'?

Why package it all together and slap a fucking label on it

Because that's what thinking is all about. If every man in the world's history thought like you, we wouldn't have gotten past the caves. "Everything is as is, lol", "why bother thinking, lol?", "just chill, lol", "everything is subjective, lol", etc. etc. And as for you not viewing life as "just" or "unjust", I completely understand that. Do cockroaches view life as unjust? Perhaps they also wonder why men waste time thinking!

I have no idea how a cockroach thinks, but since this is something you've thought about, maybe you can fill me in.

As for life being 'just' or 'unjust'... life doesn't need a fucking label slapped on it, you moron.

Do you think that when you die those labels are going to mean an ounce of shit?

I believe in Karma. I believe that doing bad things to people cause those people to do bad things to other people, and vice versa. I do not believe there is some grand law of the universe dictating that you will get your fair share of good or bad karma in this life or the next. I simply believe that good karma adds to the total amount of good karma going around, and bad karma adds to the total amount of bad karma going around.

I also believe that good karma travels uphill, and bad karma travels downhill, meaning it is easier to spread bad karma than good karma. The only way to reverse or slow the trend is to make all actions that are not a direct response to how you have been treated actions that produce good karma.

by Alia

You can't talk about "justice" without appealing to clearly defined concepts of "right" and "wrong". As it happens, I'm a moral nihilist.

Succinct. Watch and learn, Emily.