"عدالت ماشینی است که وقتی کسی یک بار آن را به حرکت در می آورد خود به خود ادامه می دهد"

Simplified Meaning:

Imagine you start a car down a hill. Once it begins moving, it continues on its own without needing further pushes. Justice works similarly; once it begins, it maintains its own momentum. For example, when laws are enforced or when a fair trial occurs, the process of ensuring justice keeps going without needing constant intervention. Just as you start moving a car and it keeps rolling downhill, starting a fair justice process means it will continue naturally. In everyday life, if you see someone being treated unfairly and speak up about it, your initial action can lead to a chain of events where others join in, and eventually, the situation is corrected. This highlights the importance of making the first move to ensure fairness because once started, the pursuit of justice can carry on by itself. By doing your part to start or support fair actions, you contribute to a system that supports everyone in the long run.