What Does Aristotle Stand From Pleasure?

Aristotle claims that an activity is all happiness and good for someone, what he mean is that happiness are not a position; it is a way that will continue your trough out life. To understand happiness you must also understand the human soul, Aristotle says there are three different parts, part one is the vegetative, which basically means the fact that we are living just like the vegetables. In the second part there are the rational and irrational, which we and the animals have in common and share. The third and last part is the humans, because our ability to think and reasoning. As a result Aristotle says that happiness is near the concept of deliberation which is related to the idea of the virtues, which will be described later in this paper.
Happiness takes a great stand from pleasure, because pleasure is just the outcome of doing things in the right way. In his book, Aristotle claims that children can never achieve happiness, because they can´t rationally see things in different ways and come up with a conclusion which is the best way to act in different situation. Though they can´t have pleasure because It´s the reward when doing something good and
Particular justice can be divided in two parts: rectificatory and distributive. Distributive justice is the distribution of wealth among the members of a community, which means that each person gets what he or she deserves depending on her merits so a bad person will receive less than a good one. Rectificatory justice is for cases to solve problems like distributions of gain and loss between two parts, when we talk about assault or when something is stolen, and it´s solved with an educated judge in a court. In contrast to the universal justice which is the justice a person have who always are fair and follows the laws of the society, so it can only exist in a perfect society which don´t