Grant them this and they have no cause for complaint or war. If by force of arms you compel a man to agree to allow others to exercise control over him, you will soon see that the soldier learned your art of war and by it soon claim all you have ever acquired for yourself. This only teaches that it is dangerous for the wicked to teach the art of war. It is not so with justice. One justice wins then no man can find a cause of war, there can be no war.
Justice can never create opposition to itself.
The moment justice begins to be agitated its opposition begins to weaken. The reverse is true of injustice. The moment injustice begins to be agitated that moment its oposition begins to grow. For these reasons justice is always safe in accumulating force, while injustice can only accumulate force at its peril. But this is only true when opposition is less cruel.