According to the received nature, or common view of justice (not Socrates's view), people who practice justice do so against their will and out of necessity.

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According to the common view of justice, as discussed in Plato's Republic, people practice justice not because they see it as inherently good, but because they fear the consequences of injustice and thus act out of necessity and self-interest.

According to the Received Nature, or Common View of Justice