The Guest Injustice

The Great Injustice This story, “The Guest,” by Albert Camus displays many injustices to me, because there is the presence of unfairness and taking away a person’s choice. What is an injustice? According to the Oxford English Dictionary, injustice means the evidence of unequal treatment. Injustices have been going on for years and years, and they are still present today. For example, in the world today we see injustice in the way people are treated based on their religion, age, ethnicity, or sexual preference. I have even received injustice before in my lifetime. The LGBTQ community, for instance, is a group of people who receive injustice all of the time. It is evident that these people are not treated as fairly as others in society are. They are disrespected in public and on various media outlets all of the time. This is clearly injustice, because other citizens are not treated as poorly as the members of this community just because of their sexual orientation. Even though this is one example of
When Balducci came to Daru at the schoolhouse and told him the instructions that were given to him, is what changed Daru’s life (91). To be completely honest, the most unfair part about the entire situation is that Daru really never had much of a choice. Regardless of what Daru’s decision what have been, Balducci was not going to take the prisoner back, so ultimately Daru was forced to make his choice from there. Having the free will to do what one pleases is one of the most important aspects in life. There are many people who do not have the free will to do much of anything because of their culture, religion, society, or because of the choices someone has made for them. How would you feel if someone took your free will away? That is honestly one of the biggest injustices of