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> And then you absolutely do have to give arguments for why you want any inequality to exist in the first place I'm not in favor of inequality, but I can't dis
by oldsklgdfth 9y ago
> And then you absolutely do have to give arguments for why you want any inequality to exist in the first place
I'm not in favor of inequality, but I can't disregard the fact that it is naturally occuring in most realms. From geography, to agriculture, to education, to skill, etc. If there is one principle that I think is true is that in nature there is a complete lack of equality, yet there is balance.
I understand that equality is an ideal that we aspire toward. But it almost seems arbitrary and forced when you consider that systems don't inheritely have equality built into them.
Sorry if this doesn't make sense, just trying to spark conversation.