Power and Corruption in Frank Kafka
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justice. Knowledge and acquiescence do not equal justice. A conscience does not equal justice. While power was originally granted to an individual or organisation so they could protect or support the rights of a community as a whole, we live in a society in which the power granted in order to protect individuals now causes them to resent and dislike it. Any time that anyone is given power in the name of justice, corruption exists.
justice. Knowledge and acquiescence do not equal justice. A conscience does not equal justice. While power was originally granted to an individual or organisation so they could protect or support the rights of a community as a whole, we live in a society in which the power granted in order to protect individuals now causes them to resent and dislike it. Any time that anyone is given power in the name of justice, corruption exists.