A wise man knows, that if another man becomes wise, that they would have no quarrel because there is only one way to wisdom. And many ways out. Therefore man's enemies are forgiven when they come to their senses. If a wise man oppresses another wise man without intention, is he still righteous? And if the wise man who was oppressed does not forgive the wise man who oppressed without intention, is he still wise? Can a crime be forgiven, or does it make a man not human? If a man is not human then why allow him to live? Thus righteousness is divided between those who desire mercy and those who desire justice. But what connects the divided righteousness is wisdom. For wisdom is all the same around, and there is no such things as an unrighteous wise-man. The spiritual wise man knows to forgive. But the warrior wise-man, knows not to. If crime is a problem, then make the people fear not to do so by taking extreme measures to the criminal. You cannot have mercy and justice at the same time otherwise the judge is guilty of unrighteousness. It is better to forgive then to oppress. If it is justified, to prolong oneself by oppressing the people around oneself. Then how much worth is your life. It is your sole duty to improve the oppressed so that one may no longer need to do so. Freedom is given to those who retain self-control, and are responsible of those around them. Oppression is given to those who lack self-control, and take no responsibility of anything. Therefore all men who are unwise, are subjected to those who are wise. But the wise-man knows to improve on a man's unrighteousness. As to grant the man salvation. The root cause of corruption, is allowing those around you to take control and responsibility of things you should have control and responsibility over. A righteous man knows not to interfere with his fellow man.