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We can be angry at injustice. We can see all kinds of injustices around us. It's a natural response to be angry and rage at injustice.

Donald Lambie continues: ... but anger only takes you so far. What is better is to love justice. When someone loves justice, they will work for it, they will sacrifice for it. They will patiently keep going, year after year. They will endure defeats etc. Hatred of injustice will help you tear something down.

But it's the love of justice that will help you build it up.

The School of Philosophy and Economic Science offers courses in practical philosophy and economics with justice as well as other subjects. It aims to approach philosophy in a practical way, encouraging students to apply philosophy in their lives. The School also introduces a mindfulness-type exercise leading eventually to mantra meditation.

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One should call out and condemn injustice whenever one sees it. But it is never necessary to be angry or hateful. These negative emotions only cloud judgement and add to the problem.