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I think that the argument that they are making isn't about the role that the person ends up with but the dramatic difference in wealth, status, and privilege.
by harimau777 6y ago
I think that the argument that they are making isn't about the role that the person ends up with but the dramatic difference in wealth, status, and privilege.
- ThrowawayR2 6y agoHowever, the inverted version of the lord and peasants scenario is not a scenario where the differences in wealth, status, and privileges are leveled out. It is a scenario where, since power corrupts, those appointed to decide how those things are allocated most equally somehow just happen to wind up favoring themselves. Or, as Orwell so eloquently wrote "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."