> Everything nowadays is about "equal this" and "equal that", no one recognizes that opportunities do not automatically lead to outcome. You seem to suggest th

> Everything nowadays is about "equal this" and "equal that", no one recognizes that opportunities do not automatically lead to outcome. You seem to suggest that the fight for equal opportunity and individual responsibility are at odds of each other, or maybe that equal opportunity is not a valid concern, but if you had to bet on either of two identical humans with exceptional work ethic, with the only variable being access to education, you'd go with the one that has more access.