They left out one inconvenient detail: the suspect arrested in Vicha’s murder, Antoine Watson, is black. Maybe he internalized white supremacy or something?
I might be that a-hole. It seems to me that any time you put an adjective before justice it’s no longer is about justice. Of course, the devil is in the details. If there is a definition or implementation of social justice which isn’t inherently racist and doesn’t undermine actual justice, I might be for it. But, then again, it would seem to just be justice at that point.
: a state or doctrine of egalitarianism the causes of human freedom and of social justice
— Sir Winston Churchill
promote the common good and social justice — G. J. Schnepp
Social justice is justice that follows the principle that all individuals and groups are entitle to fair and impartial treatment. Social justice attempts to prevent human rights abuses. Social justice is based on notions of equality and equal opportunity in society. It focuses on the full and equal participation of all citizens in economic, social and political aspects of the nation. Social justice can also refer to advantages and disadvantages distributed in a society. Social justice derives its authority from the codes of morality in each culture and differs from culture to culture. United Nation’s objectives of social justice policies include social, economic and cultural rights, including right to an adequate standard of living; right to work and equal pay for equal work; right to education; and right of minorities to enjoy their own religion, language and culture.
Certainly in common parlance “social justice” is associated with the kind of limited intellect and low character that believe straight white men are the root of all evil, by accident of birth. But to want a fair and just society is I think a noble goal; I just don’t believe the self-righteous SJWs are working towards that (and neither do you, I’m sure).
The poster, for starters, who doesn’t seem to grasp that when you call people lying racist hypocrites, that isn’t justice. Also, how dare you reference Churchill, have you no shame?*
*just kidding, we all know you don’t
And please, don’t cry out that this is a personal attack, because unless someone I respect calls me out for it I’ll just point to this
about the two above posted definitions of social justice. Which was surely read over and carefully considered before posting something about yourself instead.
The first time I heard it, in 2014, that wasn’t the case. But I’m not going to argue there aren’t such people on the right. Anyways, @MikeN1, what do you think of my Churchill quote?