Hobbes argued that there was no justice in the state of nature. It came into existence because of society.

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Hobbes believed that in the state of nature there was no justice, as individuals acted solely in their own self-interest and there was no established system or authority to regulate behavior. He argued that the formation of society and the establishment of a social contract was necessary to create a system of justice and prevent a constant state of war.

Hobbes Argued That There Was No Justice in the State