JUSTICE IS JUST A JOKE

What if justice is not broken... but only an illusion?

From childhood, we are taught that truth prevails, honesty is rewarded, and justice always finds its way. Yet history, society, and everyday life often tell a far more complicated story.

Justice Is Just a Joke is an original philosophical exploration of justice, truth, morality, power, corruption, responsibility, and the human conscience. Rather than offering simple answers, this book invites readers to question deeply held assumptions about fairness, law, ethics, and the choices that shape civilizations.

Through thought-provoking reflections, philosophical arguments, and timeless insights, the book examines why societies struggle with injustice, why honesty often comes at a price, how power influences institutions, and why justice ultimately depends not only on laws but also on the character of ordinary people.

This is not a book that tells you what to believe.

It is a book that challenges you to think.

Whether you are a student, philosopher, lawyer, policymaker, educator, or simply someone searching for a deeper understanding of humanity, Justice Is Just a Joke offers an intellectual journey into one of civilization's oldest and most important questions:

Can justice truly exist if truth, morality, and conscience are left behind?

Powerful, reflective, and uncompromising, this book reminds us that justice is not merely a legal concept-it is a responsibility shared by every human being.