“Why did I stand up for justice? Because I saw the bodies of those five people, and I saw the sixty-eight wounded, especially the woman who was eight months pregnant. Her child was only a month away from seeing the world, but instead, two lives were lost, bodies mangled together. I saw that infant, unable to open its eyes to see the world, forced to say goodbye before it even had a chance to live.”
“Why did I stand up for justice? Because I am a human being with flesh and blood.”
“Why did I stand up for justice? Because I, too, once wandered the streets, trampled upon and humiliated. My passion for justice has never dimmed. When I see injustice, I must stand up for it.”
“You here are all renowned martial artists, wearing crowns of honor. Some of you hold great power; some are leaders in
