"Who controls the controllers?"
This is a dilemma that we drag from the beginning of time.
And the disenchanted answer is, "But the controlled, of course..."
Is there anything more obvious than the aim of criminals to take control of the administration of justice?
What is perhaps a tad less obvious is that such a control is not within chicken thieves' reach.
That Justice doesn't work begins to be blatant also to those who has nothing to do with it.
What is perhaps a tad less obvious is how.
But why bother?
In the first place, it may seem that a non-functioning justice is a problem only for those who find themselves having to do with it, and in the second place it doesn't take long to realise that a non-functioning justice hits also in everyday life; but then there's also a third, and a fourth, less obvious place.
It has been said that if one permits injustice in a group, one is permitting the destruction of the group.
Obviously enough, the nore one is subjected to injustice by what appears to be the emanation of the group, the less one feels part of the group, and the more one is driven to put all the eggs in one basket and feel the whole group as an enemy.
And then there's the fact that taking control of the administration of justice is not within chicken thieves' reach... but much more probably within the reach of the enemies of Humanity.
Which means that if this is the case, it is a very vast ad serious danger for us all.
