Justice is also how you treat people

Justice is not limited to bills and contracts. It also demands giving each person the treatment they deserve: parents, children, colleagues, authorities, employees, strangers. Mockery, criticism, and slights can be small injustices that deeply damage the atmosphere. Being just begins with recognizing that others are not there to endure my bad mood or superiority. In relationships, details weigh more than they seem to. A tone of voice, an omission, an apology, or a gesture of service can build up or wear down a great deal. That is why this idea must reach concrete interaction, not remain a good intention.