Does justice in movies satisfy your justice needs?

No

what does?

No. Only real life stories of justice come close. If it's my own, even better.

No and for any fools who it does I feel sorry for because they are blinded by illusions from the idolaters that pull the strings.

It only feeds my desire for appropriate justice. If I wasn't taught to value justice by Hollywood, I probably wouldn't take real life injustice as seriously.

What type of justice exactly? Distributive justice, criminal justice, social justice?

I feel quite satisfied with the concepts of John Rawles overall


John Rawls on Justice

© by Dr. Jan Garrett
This web page was revised September 3, 2002; minor rev. September 2011
Note. This web page is based primarily on ideas contained in John Rawls' influential book A Theory of Justice (Harvard University Press, 1971), which has been discussed by many philosophers and nonphilosophers alike. Its ideas are often quoted and paraphrased in textbooks for Introduction to Philosophy, Ethics, and Business Ethics courses. But Rawls has gone beyond his views of 1971, and philosophy courses are beginning to take his important later thinking into account. The later ideas of Rawls to some extent build on the earlier work summarized below. A new webpage has been developed to accompany the discussion of Rawls' later ideas. See John Rawls' Mature Theory of Social Justice.

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