Is it true that "All that is legal is not justice" - let's debate being a Goan of the 1960s. The biological answer is, humans are generally driven in a race to get on top like the crabs, trying to fulfill their own needs faster by blindfolding their morals - ethics, which pushes or motivates them to embrace something called "corruption". Let's look at this as an example from the latest era by placing two young kids in a room and share a handful of chocolates, I bet that both will try to get maximum for themselves and neither wants to share equally - this was not experienced in the 1960s, when kids then shared our goodies equally or generously? Inequality breeds corruption, more the gap widens the more corruption prevails -- we hunt for the mightier lion’s share. Technically, privilege should go to people who are “not mighty, who are innocent or powerless” so that they get stronger with decent healthy life and importantly get a sound sleep with clear conscience. Eventually, the corrupt become entirely separated from their good society, family or friends and the good remain happiest enjoying a simple and a pleasant peaceful life.
