Justice

INtroduction

The World Aloha believes in these 10 virtues as the utmost importance; Justice, Tradition, Courage, Wisdom, Zeal, Prudence, Patience, Humility, Knowledge and Excellence. The first of these Virtues is Justice. Justice is The Power to Lead Righteous, Fair and unbiased in a situation where evil hath occurred. There are many forms and theories of Justice; Classical Justice, Social Justice, Economic Justice, Racial Justice, Environmental Justice and Criminal Justice.

Classical Justice

Classical Justice or Traditional Justice, is one of the first known forms of Justice in The World. The Classical Justice World-view essentially is seen as Justice through the lenses of Functionalist Perspective. Classical Justice sees Justice as an individual fulfilling their role in society as a part of whole that makes society run functionally. If one fails to do their role, for example, a King not leading their Kingdom to retaining their traditions or a smith not creating, then that individuals are enacting injustice in the view of Classical Justice.

Social Justice

Social Justice is a form of Justice that is viewed through the lenses of Conflict Perspective and Exploration Theory. The One's with Power over The Powerless enact their Power in order to retain control over the powerless. Social Justice seeks mainly to balance The Power between The Dominant and Subordinate groups to the point where both do not exist due to the distinction no longer in existence. The Social Justice Warrior Takes Action through protest to enact Social Justice in their society and world-wide. 

Economic Justice

Economic Justice is a form of Justice that focuses on the economic inequality or inequity in different societies. This form of Justice looks at how some rich people use there money in order to disadvantage those without capital or without much currency. This can be done by either buying off politicians to enact policies to keep money in the pockets of the rich and out of the pockets of the middle-class and lower-class. Those calling for justice won't the redistribute the wealth either equally or fairly across society and/or the world. They seek to achieve these goals in multiple ways, either by Taxes the rich at a higher rate, raises the minimum wage to a livable wage, universal basic income, or in the more extreme circles, steal from or eat the rich. 

Racial Justice

Racial Justice is a form of justice that seeks to the right the wrongs committed historically and currently by the dominant racial group, Whites. Disclaimer: Race is a social construct and does not have any basis in reality when it comes to biological terms, it only exist because us humans continue to believe in it's existence. Racial Justice seeks to right the wrongs of Slavery, Segregation, Apartheid, Jim Crow, Internment camps, Racially-Exclusive Immigration laws, ethnopaulisms and more. These wrongs can be corrected in the view of Racial Justice by Reparations, Affirmative Action, Equity Laws, Less Focus on Euro-centrism, Apology, Representation in Media and Politics, and the ultimate break-down of race in the future. 

Environmental Justice

Environmental Justice is the view that destroying the Earth's environment, Climate Change, is an injustice to not just humanity, but to the animal kingdom and The World itself. By continuing to burn fossil fuels at the rate that humanity continues to do, the climate will eventually change to a point where much of the world habitable zones will be inhabitable due to the extreme heat, extreme cold and rising sea level. The weather events will become more extreme, like stronger hurricanes, and many disadvantaged peoples will be displaced or die. Environment Justice seeks to halt and reverse Climate Change through reduction of humanity's carbon footprint and the use of renewable energy like Solar Power, Wind Energy, Hydro, Nuclear Power, etc. 

Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice is an old form of Justice that seeks to bring criminals to justice through arrest, trial and/or conviction and punishment or rehabilitation. It's the Classic Good Guy Bad Guy, Hero Villain view of Justice.