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Justice Overrules Morals In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

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Justice Overrules Morals
Should justice be more important than human decency? Lennie and George’s love, brotherhood and friendship is more important than Curley’s definition of justice. Justice isn’t always the same in every scenario but Curley didn’t comprehend that. George should have done more to protect his friend who is almost the same as a brother to him. When will people realize that special needs is not a burden but rather a blessing to be able to better understand other humans. Special needs do deserve special treatment because they are beautiful humans that need a little extra help in life. I believe that George should not have killed Lennie for three main reasons, as a brother figure George should’ve had more respect for Lennie, special …show more content…

Murder is never the answer no matter what excuse you try to use to justify the murder. If everyone acted like George then the world would be in even more serious trouble. If people could walk around murdering their close friends because they thought they had a good enough excuse the world would be in chaos twenty-four seven. Think about murderers walking around on an everyday basis because they felt like it was the right thing to do. Murder is never right and that is the bottom line. No decent human being would take someone else’s life. No one is born with the right to take someone’s last breath for them and that is not a earned thing either. Murder
Rogers 3 is very serious and is never moral. The bible even says in the Ten Commandments that we “Shall not kill.”
Should justice be more important than human decency? The answer is no, justice should never be more important and deep down you know that. I am asking you to take a stand if you are a decent human being and agree with me that killing Lennie was wrong. I am asking you to stand up and take action to show that Lennie’s murder was unjustified and

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