Complicated and difficult is absolutely the correct analysis.
No country really holds any monopoly on fairness and justice.
These debated often turn into... well this nation has this problem, and that nation has that problem.
But the bigger problem is there simply has never been a way to structure a government that fixes all its citizens problems.
Protests all over the world prove this.
How many of the world's countries haven't had major protests in the last 5 years covering some sort of injustice -- whether perceived or real?
Nevertheless, the below article may provide a glimmer of hope -- especially the paragraphs under the last sub-heading.
https://www.jw.org/en/library/magazines/g201307/is-protest-t...
Complicated and difficult is absolutely the correct analysis.
No country really holds any monopoly on fairness and justice.
These debated often turn into... well this nation has this problem, and that nation has that problem.
But the bigger problem is there simply has never been a way to structure a government that fixes all its citizens problems.
Protests all over the world prove this.
How many of the world's countries haven't had major protests in the last 5 years covering some sort of injustice -- whether perceived or real?
Nevertheless, the below article may provide a glimmer of hope -- especially the paragraphs under the last sub-heading.
https://www.jw.org/en/library/magazines/g201307/is-protest-t...