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The notion that violence leads to justice is a fallacy that cannot justify the destructive cycle of bloodshed and chaos. When individuals are questioned about their involvement in violent cultures, they often cite a quest for justice as their rationale. However, this justification crumbles when confronted with the harsh truth that resorting to violence embodies the epitome of injustice. This grim spectacle of fire and blood cannot be legitimized as a means to achieve justice. Both humanity and Divinity bear witness to the grave wrongdoing of those trapped in this vicious cycle, as they commit acts deemed unforgivable. Each violent deed mirrors the trajectory of a boomerang, reverberating its consequences back upon its instigators with the same ferocity it inflicts upon its victims. Like a boomerang’s return to its thrower, violence rebounds upon its origin, leaving behind wounds both evident and concealed. It ensnares both the victim and the perpetrator in a relentless cycle of destruction and suffering, imprinting scars upon their souls with each oscillation of the pendulum.
