High, middle and low justice

Okay, imagine you and your friends are playing a game. Sometimes, during the game, something might happen that isn't really fair. For example, someone might take your toy without asking or they might push you down and not say sorry.

When things like this happen, you might feel upset or angry because you feel like something isn't right. This is where justice comes in. Justice is like the rules of the game that help make things fair for everyone.

Now, there are different levels of justice, just like different levels in a video game. We have high justice, middle justice, and low justice.

High justice is like the ultimate level of justice. It is when the really important people, like judges and leaders, make sure that the rules are fair for everyone. They make sure that the people who do bad things get in trouble and that the people who do good things are rewarded.

Middle justice is like the next level down. It is when everyday people, like your parents or teachers, try to make things fair and right in their own little community. They might help solve problems or make sure everyone gets a fair chance to play and be included.

Finally, we have low justice, which is like the first level. This is when you and your friends try to make things fair among yourselves. Let's say that someone took your toy without asking. You might say, "Hey, that's not fair! You have to give it back." By doing this, you are standing up for what is right and practicing low justice.

Both middle and low justice are important because they help create a fair and happy world for everyone to live in. These levels of justice work together to make sure everyone is treated with respect and has an equal chance to be happy.

So, remember, when something isn't fair, justice helps make it right. Whether it's the important people like judges, everyday people like parents, or even you and your friends, everyone has a role to play in creating a fair and just world.