NO, you dont always have to be the right one in others eyes, as long as your decisions dont hurt others. As long as you are fair with the nature. What I

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NO, you dont always have to be the right one in others eyes, as long as your decisions dont hurt others. As long as you are fair with the nature.
What I really mean is dont be a Hitler, cuz even when he killed and made all those people suffer, he didn’t think he was wrong. Not being able to differentiate what “justice” is one’s biggest incompetence.
And sometimes justice is vague.

As long as you are at peace with your decisions, which is without other people’s agony, you are free to decide for yourself.

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