Hello everyone, i did watch a tv show called smallville, i bet many of you do know about it, well, once, lex did say, do you fight for victory in the name of justice, or justice in the name of victory, ( sorry if the sentence seems diferent because i did translate it since i did watch the french version ). As for me, i do not really know for what i fight for and in the name of what, am still lost, maybe i have been doing both during these years, how about you people? which part of the sentence do suit you best?

Do you have a secret 'Fight for Justice in the name of Justice' option lol XD

Seriously though, that quote seems to be asking whether or not you fight for justice or victory under the guise of the other. Since a guise is only a guise and has no real substance I would disclude that and pick justice or victory. Primarily out of these I would pick justice, but there are a few times here and there where I would just fight for the sake of victory if it was just a silly contest or some senario such as following orders in the military where you personal view of justice is suppose to go on the backburner and you take orders.

So.. mainly justice in the name of victory, but it is ultimately situational.

Peace (one who has never watched Smallville)

Since there seems to be no other choice, I think "justice in the name of victory" would be the nicer choice - because hey, you're fighting for justice. Now, if it were the other way around (victory in the name of justice), you'll be fighting for victory - but talk is cheap, and even if you say that it's all in the name of justice, you can still cheat.
So yes, like what peace said, it all boils down to the situation you're in. :)

So it's kind of like the "Death Note" complex.
I am an advocator of "L" personally.
However, realistically, I don't know if it's possible to attain perfect justice without bending the rules, manipulation, or doing something bad. But I guess it's that standard that we all strive against, so as long as we are trying to be as good as possible...

"Fight for victory in the name of justice" suits better.
I belive in achieving victory, it doesn't matter which means you use...

What it means is do you "fight for justice in order to win" or "fight to win to achieve justice." I believe neither is important, ere go, I don't really care.

JimaZero

What it means is do you "fight for justice in order to win" or "fight to win to achieve justice." I believe neither is important, ere go, I don't really care.

what i mean is, do you think that the end justify the means, it is something close to it, but if you do not care, it is ok, though, since we do keep making decision everyday, i was wondering if some are aware of it, "do you fight for justice in the name of victory" means that do you fight for an exact goal and do your best to win at any cost, or "do you fight for victory in the name of justice" that is, does does winning matters more than the purpose of winning, in short it should be something like this!