'Inequality' when it exacerbates poverty, when it's egregiously in favour of the few who control the most wealth, when it is overwhelmingly unfair (which I thin

'Inequality' when it exacerbates poverty, when it's egregiously in favour of the few who control the most wealth, when it is overwhelmingly unfair (which I think for the most part it is not in western society) is a major problem where it exists as I've described. Equality lately needs to be better-defined in conversations because it's being redefined perniciously by ideologues who wish to see it mean Equality of Outcome, rather than Equality of the Application of Law/Equality of Opportunity/"Formal" Equality. I wonder if Capitalism's greatest benefit is the pursuit of individual goals, without undue control by the state when the Judiciary, Executive, and Legislative elements are in balance and support Capitalistic economics.