In this document, the author discusses Cicero's work "The Defense of Justice" in which two rhetoricians debate justice. One argues in favor of injustice by proposing a scenario where a just man is treated as a criminal while an unjust man is praised. The author disagrees, arguing they would choose justice even if it led to negative consequences. The author also argues that countries like North Korea, led by the unjust Kim Jong Un, are dysfunctional while justice is needed for a democracy to function properly and ensure equal treatment. In conclusion, the author maintains there is no justice in being unjust and that pursuing justice is important despite immediate rewards for unjust behavior.