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Sta.sh
Peace.
beautiful work if I look at this piece as a graphic designer.
But I have some problems concerning the message, that justice would bring peace. Maybe you can enlighten me. But as far as I know, everyone has it's own definition of justice. And here is the problem of the term "justice". As you know, there are hundreds of conflicts - armed conflicts, economic conflicts, political conflicts - and if you ask any of the parties being involved in any kind of conflict, no matter what kind of conflict, about the reason of their battle, the member of the party you are asking will start to tell you some stuff about justice. And if you go and ask his opponent, he'll tell you something about justice either.
Everybody loves, respects, adores justice, but nothing is justified. I don't want to be misunderstood, I don't write particularly about the conflict in Palestine. I am just thinking about the meaning of the word "justice" in combination with the word "peace".
The word "peace" has a clear meaning: people don't kill each other and they work and live together instaed of working against one another.
But the word "justice" is like a tool, like a screwdriver: you can turn it this way and that way. And as long peace depends on justice, you can not trust peace either.
I don't write these things to hurt you, I just want to share my ideas with other graphic artists from deviantart. It is a great opportunity to talk with someone from Syria.
I am looking forward to read your answer.
PEACE!