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Justice isnāt always what people want though, really they want mercy and handouts from the more powerful; at least Christianity actually recognises this with the formal concept of grace.
And ancient religions that were more like magick (āPlease help me with my problems, and Iāll give you an offering when you haveā) also recognised that without the obligation factor, or the whole āI require your endless devotionā part, of course.
If justice is the act of protecting oneās natural rights to the full expression of life, is justice there in the actions of the strong upon the weak? Who are the weak to demand strength they donāt possess be leveraged for their benefit? And why do we exercise that only in some situations: to save a child from being eaten, but not a lamb? Until you know where you stand on these, people and spirits can fuck with you (I donāt mean you personally @Edith_Guzman, just in general).
I described my working model of values here, I donāt have answers to what anyone else should believe but I think that the language used can sometimes be its own trap, and thatās my area of interestā¦ 
But everything wants mercy and help when the consequences of its actions are not whatās expected, whether itās a fly that fell in a glass of fruit juice and is struggling not to drown, or much bigger things. Everything reaches out for aid, or accepts it when given.
Bit of a diversion but something Iāve seen over and over again, close enough to being a universal law in its own right in fact. 
True dat!
Goddess Hera, the Mother of Heaven, appeared to me saying she wished to do just that, in part because of all the evils (trafficking, exploitation, and blackmail, to name just a few) that it brings in its wake, that I mentioned in PM.