There is no nuance. If it is necessary, it is justified.
The only nuance that exists is for acts you can create justifications for that aren't necessary.
The only argument to be had is whether an action is necessary or not. If not necessary, then justification is required. Otherwise, they're functionally synonymous.
However, if something is necessary, it is justified.
While you may quibble, "it's necessary to defend myself in life or death situations, but it isn't justified", this part "it's necessary to defend myself in life or death situations" IS the justification of the action. It's justified definitionally.
It's the end result of pushing everyone away for the sole pursuit of power. It's an old man realizing the life that he was trying to recreate (his father's life), is nothing but a twisted version of the real thing.
It's supposed to be depressing because the movie is in dialogue with the two that came before it.
The control panel being much easier to navigate versus all the changes they're making in settings along with what they're hiding behind powershell commands is another reason.
I get why everyone is jumping on you over this in general, but as someone else with jellyfin, I'll back you up on this. Jellyfin has too many log entries for slow response it's insane. Makes the logs barely legible. There is a checkbox to turn off logging those that you might want to consider unchecking.
There is no nuance. If it is necessary, it is justified.
The only nuance that exists is for acts you can create justifications for that aren't necessary.
The only argument to be had is whether an action is necessary or not. If not necessary, then justification is required. Otherwise, they're functionally synonymous.