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[–] fusir ago
So I've been getting into actually looking up lefty terms. It's easy to assume that they are just stringing words together, mostly because they are, but I like to take them at their work. But the thing is Radical Justice isn't even a thing. It really is just lefty sounding words strung together.
Now social justice, the idea of collective punishment, is a thing. But because lefties mostly just string words together to sound smart I think in 70% of cases the people who use that term don't know that's what they are arguing for.
[–] Plavonica ago
Radical justice probably came from communism or a similar term used in communism.