"بخشش به گناهکاران ظلم به بیگناهان است"
— Adam Smith
Simplified Meaning:
When we show kindness to someone who has done something very bad, we might end up hurting those who did nothing wrong. Imagine if a thief stole money from someone and the judge decided not to punish the thief because they felt sorry for him. The person who was robbed would feel like there's no justice and that their suffering doesn't matter. In history, we see this idea too. If a leader spares a dangerous criminal, it may lead to more crimes, making life difficult for innocent people. In our everyday lives, this teaches us that being too lenient with rule-breakers can harm those who follow the rules. We can take this advice by balancing kindness and fairness. When deciding how to handle someone who has done wrong, consider the impact on others. We should aim to protect and support those who are innocent while still dealing justly with those who are guilty.
