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There are certain common causes of injustice. They include ignorance, when a lack of knowledge of others and situations can bring about prejudice; fear, as a means of protection against a potential threat; wants, when someone acts to get what they need or want, putting another at a disadvantage as a result; and mean spirit, as some get enjoyment from the mistreatment of other for no other reason than they can.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 12y agoInjustice is not just bound to one area, in fact, injustices tend to occur more outside a legal setting then inside one. An injustice can occur in a parking lot, a grocery store, a dentist office, etc. Injustice is boundless.
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What are the causes of injustice?
Injustice is chiefly caused by the free will of humans. If someone is committing a crime of any sort, and no one stops it, the crime will continue.
What is a slum examine the social causes for the emergence of slum in India?
Social Injustice
Long term causes of ther French Revolution?
deficit (debt) estate general social injustice economic injustice american revolution i dnt noe if these r short term but they r definitly causes!
What are all the types of injustice?
moral injustice social injustice political injustice racial injustice religious injustice cultural injustice
In the injustice game is it canon?
Injustice Injustice 2
An example of how to use injustice in a sentence?
The injustice of a kangaroo court is well known. How long will we suffer the injustice of cyberbullying? How will this injustice be rectified?
Which is more popular minecraft or injustice?
injustice
What part of speech is injustice?
Injustice is a noun.
Meaning of injustice?
Lack of fairness or injustice
What do you think causes a person to take a stand against injustice?
some people get tired of the same old thing and stand up for what they believe in.
What is the prefix for justice?
Injustice
How do you use man and injustice in the same sentence?
men shouldn't be like injustice, because injustice is our enemy.
