Quote by Martin Firrell

The immense beauty, the vast almost unbearable beauty of justice.

The immense beauty, the vast almost unbearable beauty of jus

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This quote expresses the awe-inspiring and overwhelming power that comes with the concept of justice. It highlights the profound beauty that exists when fairness, equality, and ethical behavior are embraced. Justice holds the capacity to affect lives, restore balance, and create a better society for all. The quote emphasizes the magnificence of a world where justice is not just an ideal, but a tangible force that upholds truth and righteousness.

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