palou said:
That's a fairly arbitrary evaluation, don't you think? When do you think that we've achieved a fair playing field? Context can create inequity without there being any judicial inequality.
Basing justice on the treatment of *groups* of people is ALWAYS a mistake. Every person has the right to be treated as an individual on none other than his own merits. What you are suggesting is creating *further* injustice against individuals to compensate inustice within groups, something that CANNOT be accepted, in any circumsatnce. |
For some reason you're assuming that individualism is somehow inherently superior to collectivism, which it isn't. Individualism is a modern western value that we're slowly moving way from thanks to the left. Try to examine and remove that assumption and then reread your comment to me, because the whole thing hinges on that perspective.