Edits history: If someone treats you unfairly in a non-personal situation, is it better to fight for the justice, or to let it be?
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May 5, 2016 - 09:20:28 pm
Option name:
Usually it's better to fight for the justice
It's better to fight for the justice
Option name:
Usually it's better to let it be
It's better to let it be
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Before changes:
May 5, 2016 - 09:17:22 pm
Title:
If someone treats you unfairly in a non-personal situation, is it better to fight for the justice, or to let it be?
If someone treats you unfairly in a formal situation, is it better to fight for the justice, or to let it be?
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Title:
If someone treats you unfairly in a formal situation, is it better to fight for the justice, or to let it be?
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Philosophy
Option name:
It's better to fight for the justice
Option name:
It's better to let it be
Options desc:
It's better to fight for the justice: to try to give that person a lesson or punishment they need or deserve
It's better to let it be: you won't change the world; just let it be and move on
It's better to let it be: you won't change the world; just let it be and move on
Title desc:
If someone treats you unfairly in a formal or non-personal situation, and it's not a person you must deal with in the future – for example a public administration worker, company worker, a doctor, or just a random person you meet that day – but clearly needs a lesson to be taught, or to be held accountable for their actions, at the same time their "guilt" being something you could simply let go, is it better to fight for the justice, or to let it be?
This is a broad question and it all depends on the circumstances. But in general, which life attitude would you say is better? What does your intuition say?
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fight or ignore
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