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Powerless justice is futility.

Powerless justice is futility. Powerless justice is tyranny.

This country has a "justice" in its mouth, but it has no strength to walk three steps, like a grandmother with a stick, but does not rise, and finally becomes a luxury puppet to adorn the Constitution. Whenever there is big news, people are told, "Don't rush to conclusions, wait for justice to work," but a few years is quieter, more quiet than flammable dorms after midnight.

At the same time, "unjust power" is bright, strong, walking like a just workout. This kind of power is easier to use than a food delivery app. Just have money, lines, positions. The law becomes a comfortable pillow. When a little person is caught, the law runs faster than a police car to open a siren, but when it's a big person, the law is better at disappearing than a ninja.

So we saw the same musical repeat endlessly, the little one was mauled by the law, the big one used the law as a shield, and the audience like us clapped and confused why the play never changed, and some people were hopeful that one day the hero "Justice" would come out to help, but in fact, the hero was on a red fire on the side of the road, allowing the "tyrant" to sail on stage instead.

The cruel truth is,

• Justice without power = social decoration

• Unjust Power = Tyrant Manufacturing Machine That Never Closes Factory

So far, justice in Thailand may be no different from Korean concerts - ordinary people buy tickets to stand in the back, can't see anything, front row seats... can only reserve privileged people.# Trending # Good article # Article # Articles worth reading

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