Life is interdependent

Humans are made for justice…

The unjust person acts against nature and the Gods. Nature made rational creatures for the sake of each other. For mutual benefit, based on true virtue. Anyone breaking nature’s will is acting against themselves in a way.

Nature created us to form an ecosystem where people and animals support and sustained each other. A tiger hunting sheep is within nature’s laws, where the sheep sustains the tiger and in turn, the tiger helps control the sheep population. A better example would be how a snake hunts a frog. If it does not do that, the sheep population will proliferate beyond control.

And the interesting thing is, the sheep needs a tiger to better its kind in the long run. If the tiger did not hunt the sheep, the strongest of the sheep (or the smartest) will not survive and propagate its genes. This ultimately will lead to a dilution of the gene pool and eventually to the end of the species.

From the tiger’s perspective, things are much clearer, it will simply die of hunger if it did not hunt.

Now, we have not seen fat tigers in the wild. WHY?
The wild animals, those left to their own means of survival, in close association with nature, do things that are right for their survival – intuitively. They do not hoard, overeat or wish for too much. They are very much in harmony with nature.

If we observe nature closely, it is beautiful. Everything is designed to be in perfect harmony. They are dependent on each other and have a clear purpose and each has its role in the ecosystem.

And, so should we as humans. Nature of course also changes slowly and constantly and each being is designed to adapt to those changes or perish.

Those who act against nature will perish, slowly but surely.

And human nature is to cooperate, to lean on each other. Each of us is good at some things and equally bad at some others. It is the society, a group of people operating, living, and working together that equalises these strengths and shortcomings to enable the whole tribe to thrive.

We see this in the wild tribes, completely customising their lives to the environment they are in. The skin colour, hair distribution, size, weight, strength, and length of the limbs – all adapted over thousands of years to the environment around them. And because of these adaptations, they survive, live and thrive.
Those who break nature’s laws will suffer. Humans are made for cooperation and justice. Doing good and right by others, helping, standing up for true values and never harming.

This is why we call certain heinous acts -> crimes against humanity.