While attending a North American summit with leaders of Mexico and Canada, Barack Obama stated that no comprehensive immigration reform would occur before 2010, thus ensuring a commitment to the highly ineffective, unjust and draconian policies of the US immigration system that needlessly treats immigrants as scapegoats to appease unfounded national security concerns.
The contrast is a vivid reminder of just how far Pope Francis has to go in realizing his vision of a Church that spends less time condemning people over abortion, contraception, and who they marry, and more time fighting for the trampled victims of a highly unequal and unjust economic system.
It also wrote: "#Chilcot inquiry: No real WMD in Baghdad, unjust & highly dangerous war.
Russia has claimed it warned Britain of the consequences of the "unjust and highly dangerous" Iraq war, as Sir John Chilcot published his report into the 2003 invasion after a seven-year delay.
Another theoretical framework, Urban Political Ecology (UPE) works to "untangle the interconnected economic, political, social, and ecological processes that go together to form highly uneven and deeply unjust urban landscapes" (Swyngedouw and Heynen, 2003. Antipode, 35 (5): 898).
In the world of highly-leveraged investors like Bain Capital, unjust enrichment isn't jut a legal term.
It is highly unlikely that the consistent production of unjust and disproportionately disadvantageous effects would be a chance occurrence.
Beyond union democracy, he wrote highly influential, often pioneering law review articles criticizing unjust dismissals of workers, analyzing collective bargaining by government employees and comparing America's employment laws with those in Sweden, Germany and other countries.
Brown's step-father's "Burn this bitch down" reactionary comment was highly criticized although he was reasonably distraught over the unjust loss of his child.
"To not consider helping a highly eligible person just because she's a relative is unjust in the eyes of God and man," Mr. Gersten pronounced.
