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And even when such a scenario may not be the probable reason for a person 's behavior , it seems to be a greater injustice to speculate that a possible interpretation of the facts is that he was hoping to " entice " an officer before other journalists . Reforms were dictated by London and , when the IRA re-emerged in the early 1970s , it was easy for Protestants to see republican violence , rather than underlying injustice , as the cause of the breakdown of law and order . " Yet it hardly seems possible that injustice could be set right by a still greater injustice , that wrong could be set right by a still greater wrong . There is no greater injustice then to present the revolutionary leadership , then to discriminate by using some kind of exclusivism or intolerance . True , he was a freeloading alcoholic , but to dismiss him as only that is to do him a grave injustice . I think Dennis K tried to do that , he did n't have the charisma , the $ $ $ or the media , but if we could find someone who was n't afraid to shout the truth , about how we have gotten ourselves into this disgusting position by being greedy , and power hungry , we have done the world a grave injustice and we need to find a way to pull ourselves out , or we may just have to start all over again the evolutionary way . But while secular morality looks to the future for justice in reaction against present injustice , religion seeks justification in the present for what it already offers - - including morality itself . If we increase costs in this sector , if we improve the situation in other sectors at the expense of costs in this sector , we would be committing a grave injustice . May they realize , at last , that such violence creates not justice but greater injustice . More importantly , by not including the drachma figure in the English translation , and only including the dollar equivalent , the author has really done a minor injustice to the reader by not giving the entire ancient testimony , in this case the original sum in the ancient standard so that the reader could make a judgement on his or her own of the proper equivalent .