“Some are good people who, even when framed, cannot bring themselves to do evil. Their grievances are never righted. What is equality? What is justice? And what is righteousness?”
“Some are laborers who, despite enduring hardship after hardship, remain content with their lot. They spend their whole lives under oppression. What is equality? What is justice? And what is righteousness?”
“Some are merchants who, despite possessing wealth enough to rival a nation, exploit the common people. Yet today they enjoy wealth and privilege. What is equality? What is justice? And what is righteousness?”
“Some are the powerful who, despite holding life and death in their hands, keep distorting right and wrong. Yet today they enjoy both fame and prestige. What is fairness? What is justice? And what is righteousness?”
“Some are criminals who commit heinous acts and have lost all conscience. Yet today they roam free. What is equality? What is justice? And what is righteousness?”
“Some are alive, yet cannot find justice. Their hearts have been dead for years. What is equality? What is justice? And what is righteousness?”