When you say something is 'fair' or 'unfair', like some couple had to get a divorce to qualify for Medicaid, or the insurance didn't pay for water damage or she got custody or some such, what do you mean, exactly?
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Ecclesiastes
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Modern English speakers often confuse the word just with the word fair. Many times they should be using just or unjust when they use fair or unfair. That is the source of at least some of your confusion.
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Many people believe that there is a "natural" sense of justice or right and wrong that is universal throughout all cultures that transcends local cultural norms or legal concepts of Justice.
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