Justice through soul-reincarnation
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I think there are several lessons in Buddhist doctrine -- and that two of them are:
- Things happen for reasons, and what happens isn't necessarily "unjust"
- Things happen (or stop happening) whether you like it or not, sometimes for reason which are outside your control -- you might try to anticipate that (e.g. knowing that things are impermanent), and to develop an appropriate attitude and reaction to events like that when they do occur.
You might listen to, for example, Ask A Monk: Karma in a Holocaust.
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