Thread: Justice as fairness: we can do better than we are
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Old 11-04-2011, 02:24 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by SoNotHer View Post
Well this thread has gone down quite a road. I think Apocalipstic has the right idea in circling back to the beginning.

Keeping in mind that folks can be justified in feeling as they feel and thinking as they think, even if we do not share those feelings or thoughts, how do we move forward?

If we cannot come to some consensus about some basic ideas in thread of a dozen or so people, how exactly to we have justice, equality, harmony and sustainability in a world of seven billion?
Get attacked by another planet?
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